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Same. I tried doing development on the Chromebook I'd bought for my wife because a client needed a ChromeOS-specific extension. The process was painful; you had
by tclancy 9y ago
Same. I tried doing development on the Chromebook I'd bought for my wife because a client needed a ChromeOS-specific extension. The process was painful; you had to boot into a separate mode to use things like a text editor to write js and it booted out of that mode every time it woke back up (or maybe my wife just kept resetting it so she could actually get her work done). I'd be happy to have one for development, but based on the apps listed under Productivity, it feels like it's still the same set up.
- ehsankia 9y agoI've done a lot of development on my Chromebook and I absolutely loved it, but it was with a ssh connection to a machine in the cloud and a browser based editor. But yeah for that, you don't need insane specs like the Pixelbook.