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https://github.com/imperador/chromefy https://github.com/imperador/chromefy does a good job at that. After trying it out and looking into it more, as well as t

https://github.com/imperador/chromefy https://github.com/imperador/chromefy does a good job at that. After trying it out and looking into it more, as well as trying out a normal Chromebook, Chrome OS just doesn't seem very interesting to me. You can't even disable mouse acceleration or set a hostname, and the devices are stuck on the same kernel forever. Bit of a let down, although the A/B root is nice.

nvrspyx 7y ago
> Using community built images of Chromium OS and scripts that “hack” it into a Chrome OS installation has been a huge pain. That's actually the exact project I was referring to with the quoted bit above. I was on mobile and didn't have the chance to look up the exact project. However, I had a bunch of issues when I tried it months ago. I don't necessarily blame the script because I'm not sure if the trouble was caused by the script, my hardware, or user error on my end. I didn't really have the patience for it since I could get all the same functionality from any run-of-the-mill Linux distro (Fedora in my case) + Chromium + Anbox.