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You mean ChromiumOS? Last time I tried, the driver support on hardware not officially recognized was horrible.
by klohto 6y ago
You mean ChromiumOS? Last time I tried, the driver support on hardware not officially recognized was horrible.
- seabrookmx 6y agoNo, I meant ChromeOS. There's no official, user-friendly way to install ChromiumOS yourself. A company called Neverware provides ISOs for x86 PC's but like you say the drivers are spotty and these releases lag behind ChromeOS. I'm not even sure what tablet devices are out there that you'd _want_ to install ChromiumOS on yourself? Maybe a Surface? These don't even have mainline Linux support (https://github.com/linux-surface/linux-surface https://github.com/linux-surface/linux-surface exists though). ChromeOS on a device like the Duet is a nice experience however, and still let's you get a Debian shell like I described.
- klohto 6y agoI see. Would you recommend it? I dislike Google, but I'm eager to play with it a little if you say it's a nice experience.