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How does this compare to GaliumOS? Ive been using that on <$150 chromebooks with great pleasure: https://wiki.galliumos.org/Hardware_Compatibility https://wiki.
by debbiedowner 7y ago
How does this compare to GaliumOS? Ive been using that on <$150 chromebooks with great pleasure: https://wiki.galliumos.org/Hardware_Compatibility https://wiki.galliumos.org/Hardware_Compatibility
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- washadjeffmad 7y agoIt doesn't seem to be a full feature OS, just something to use if you want a static, prepared Linux environment for git to drop into quickly to develop on a Chromebook. Check the .config to see what's provided. Gallium is a local install. FireOS is live only and works out of git, so nothing is left behind.
- thom 7y agoI had regrets after buying my boy a Chromebook and ended up upgrading him to GalliumOS and it's been great. Everything works, performance and battery life are fine, and he can actually... do stuff.
- ericskiff 7y agoI’m thinking about getting something along these lines. What chrome book did you get?
- debbiedowner 7y agoI use Gallium on the super cheap Acer Chromebook 11. If I were to upgrade I would get something with more pixels, and perhaps more built in storage.