I use my Pixelbook for development when I travel. * I didn't have to set it up, install an OS, or anything. It was trivial to get Linux working (one click - ha

I use my Pixelbook for development when I travel. * I didn't have to set it up, install an OS, or anything. It was trivial to get Linux working (one click - hard to beat that) and I can use intellij and all the other stuff I'm used to. * I get Android Apps, which is actually pretty neat - some good video players with touch screen support, for example. A fair number of games work, which is cool. * Touch screen in general is actually awesome, maybe less for development but I find myself touching my screens when I walk away from my Chromebook and go to another computer. I never thought I'd enjoy a touch screen at all and now I want every future device I buy to have one. * Safer than most systems. My dev environment is sequestered to a container, everything else stays in a sandboxed browser - my workflow on my Ubuntu system (main computer) is virtually identical to this already, but ChromeOS is designed for it. Biggest problem is I compile my Rust programs in a docker container in the Linux environment and it brings my computer to a crawl. I can't develop or watch TV while compiling Rust.