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Don't forget that newer ChromeOS devices support running Android Apps, including Termux. It doesn't have an X built in, but you can do a ton of stuff with it:
by VikingCoder 9y ago
Don't forget that newer ChromeOS devices support running Android Apps, including Termux. It doesn't have an X built in, but you can do a ton of stuff with it:
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14863580 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14863580
- leggomylibro 9y agoYeah, at one point I had a whole non-dev-mode workflow set up for working on Love2D games. There are Android apps for text editing, version control, and even one for running .love files. Even the shader access worked.
- geokon 9y agoexcept development seems to have stalled. Very few devices are still supported, even after a year+ since the first one. For instance my C201P is still not supported even though the C100 which has identical hardware has had support for a long time
- VikingCoder 9y agoI have a Samsung Chromebook 3, and in the time I've owned it, Android Support has moved from Dev channel to Beta channel. Seems like development is active from where I'm sitting, anyway.