ChromeOS/Chromebook/Botnet Thread

I've installed Gentoo on it. Acer C720.

>>60828664
Does it run well? I have an Asus 302. Currently using ChromeOS on it for now. I don't need it for much, which is why I got it in the first place.

>>60828815
It runs like on any other Intel machine, the only difference is in bootloading.

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>>60828643
How did we went from this beautiful logo to this crap?

>>60828643
I don't have a Chromebook but I'd like to (ab)use this thread to ask you girls about yours.

muh blog: I had a 11.6" Asus eee PC that I used when traveling. It was too small to type on and do much but it was nice for watching moves on trains and a few other things. It was like a tablet only with a built-in stand and keyboard.

I'd like something similar but I absolutely want a AHVA or IPS panel, I am not buying one with a TN panel.

Anyone want to recommend something similar to the asus eee with a good display?

I'll obviously be replacing the botnet with GNU/Linux but that is, as I understand it, trivial to do with the Chromebook.

Planning to buy cheap Acer Chromebook 14 to install OpenBSD on that, but can't find info on what wifi card it has (I'm scared it won't be compatible). Can you help me /g/?

>>60828643
I run trisquel gnu/linux on my librebooted ASUS Chromebook C201.

>>60828664
>>60828815
ChromeOS is already a Gentoo based distro.

The hinge snapped, so it just sits in a closet. My laptop died so I'm probably going to buy another Cr-48 to replace it.

>>60829266
And Ubuntu's Debian based. You don't see people say lol u were already running Debian xD when people talk about switching from Ubuntu to Debian though.

>>60828933
The current logo is actually fucking better you fucking contrarian. Flat design is the BEST design, it looks sleek sexy and professional.