Coming from the other side: I run Linux on a Chromebook Pixel 2015, but I don't use Crouton, I just replaced ChromeOS entirely. Except for "ctrl-L" on every boo

Coming from the other side: I run Linux on a Chromebook Pixel 2015, but I don't use Crouton, I just replaced ChromeOS entirely. Except for "ctrl-L" on every boot (which, really, I don't reboot my machine enough for it to be anything but an extremely minor annoyance) it works perfectly. It's vastly higher-quality (i7 processor, 16GB RAM, fantastic screen, great battery life, fast-charging with USB-C, the build quality of a MBP) and more linux-compatible than anything else I could have purchased for a similar price ($1300). The only real downside is the 64GB SSD, but I can augment that with an SD card. I'm pretty deeply in love with this laptop as a development machine.