drooling over the pixel edition
What model do you have?
Would you recommend it?
>A Chromebook is a laptop of a different breed. Instead of Windows 10 or Mac OS X, Chromebooks run Google's Chrome OS. These machines are designed to be used primarily while connected to the Internet, with most applications and documents living in the cloud.
Can I install debian on a chromebook yet?
I'd love a tiny arm laptop for writing code outside, but not if I have to use some hackjob chroot crap like crouton to install ubuntu
>>58889537
For the most part, yes you can.
I was able to boot various distros off a live usb drive after I put my machine into developer mode. You would have to do a little research to find out which machines could run debian the best, though.
>>58889505
>with most applications and documents living in the cloud.
"Somewhere completely out of your control".
All in all, under ChromeOS, it's a glorified internet booth. Don't expect to do any creative work on that.
>>58889505
good luck at trying to make this a regular general thread, op
>"can i upgrade the ram/ssd, or change the battery? any neat wacky stuff like egpu? coreboot? hackintosh?"
>"no"
>"oh"
>[some shitposting by the thinkpad and macbook dorks]
>[thread dies]
>>58889984
Yeah, it'll be really hard to make this a recurring thread. There was a decent chromebook thread last night and I wanted to have another one.
oh well