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One thing to keep in mind: support for running generic Linux on anything past Braswell (so, 2016 or so) in a Chromebook is pretty much impossible - the replacem
by ac29 6y ago
One thing to keep in mind: support for running generic Linux on anything past Braswell (so, 2016 or so) in a Chromebook is pretty much impossible - the replacement firmware doesnt exist, or has major issues like not supporting suspend/resume. Most Apollo Lake and newer Chromebooks support running Debian in a VM inside ChromeOS though - there is quite a bit you can do this way.
- Abishek_Muthian 6y agoThat's a shame, anyways Crostini has improved a lot, I tested the same workflow mentioned in parent and had no specific issues. But there's no USB-passthrough yet and so using Bluetooth or other USB dependent hardware isn't possible in Crostini yet.