Parallels Desktop is a fantastic new-ish partnership that brings specific Windows applications to Chromebooks and Chromeboxes via a virtual machine environment. It’s currently only meant for Enterprise devices, and not really for the average consumer. With over 75% of companies exploring the expansion of their Chrome Enterprise footprint over the next two years, it’s not surprising that just about that percentage of IT decision-makers agree that Chrome OS devices appeal to their end-users. According to a new Chromium Repository commit, Google is looking to give users a visual dashboard where they can see the status of their installed Parallels Desktop VM.
