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Hey most Intel Chromebooks now support Crostini i.e. you can run native Linux programs . It runs in a VM under the hood and it's well integrated with the outsid
by mav3rick 8y ago
Hey most Intel Chromebooks now support Crostini i.e. you can run native Linux programs . It runs in a VM under the hood and it's well integrated with the outside OS. Give it a shot.
- robocat 8y agoI would love to, but how many Chromebooks have an i9, 32GB of RAM and 1TB SSD?! (I wrote another comment for why I use a high-spec laptop: basically multiple VM's and greedy development tools).
- valker43 8y agoMaybe a dumb question. But why run those VM's (or the development tools) strictly locally? I have a small server at home for that. Or alternatively there are free tiers on GCP/AWS/Azure. The advent and maturity of WebAssembly/PWA, could help there as well. But we're not there yet obviously.