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Consider Chromebooks - one can unlock ChromeOS or replace it with Linux, but Google made it rather scary-sounding process for an average user, so malware site h
by fpoling 11y ago
Consider Chromebooks - one can unlock ChromeOS or replace it with Linux, but Google made it rather scary-sounding process for an average user, so malware site has very little chances to convenience the user to do it.
- anon1385 11y agoChromeOS isn't an open platform and Chromebooks are dangerously locked down. Microsoft could solve these issues on windows by forbidding software that they don't approve. It would undoubtedly improve the security of the platform. But it turns Windows into a walled garden instead of an open platform (consider - would Microsoft have allowed Firefox onto the platform? unlikely)