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You pick a platform for a usecase, dualboot makes sense Merging 2 usages into a single experience = you flop like Win8/Win11/Gnome/Unity8 On other hand Androi
by Shadonototra 5y ago
You pick a platform for a usecase, dualboot makes sense
Merging 2 usages into a single experience = you flop like Win8/Win11/Gnome/Unity8
On other hand Android/ChromeOS and macOS/iOS/iPadOS is a big winner
- evilduck 5y agoThey wouldn't need to promote it forwards into the public eye like Microsoft did with Windows 8. ChromeOS being able to run linux via Crostini and Android apps isn't such a headlining feature, but it makes a Chromebook have more utility for power users. M1s are the first chip to support virtualization in iPads, they could just start supporting that avenue to enable users.
- zozbot234 5y agoTouchscreen-only use actually works really well on GNOME, perhaps best of any OS. (The default on-screen keyboard is sadly very substandard compared to something like the open source Hacker's Keyboard for AOSP, but there are workable alternatives if you're running an Xorg session.)