> A traditional GNU/Linux distro can also be installed bare metal on it I can do the same on my $200 PC. Surely this isn't the best argument to buy a chrome bo

> A traditional GNU/Linux distro can also be installed bare metal on it I can do the same on my $200 PC. Surely this isn't the best argument to buy a chrome book. What I don't get is why would people pay a premium for something that basically amount to a web browser? Ease of us? Just install Chrome on whatever PC you have and remove the rest of the apps... > This eliminate Google's data mining of the whole desktop experience and give you better customization options at the same time. Yes, by giving more money to Google...