I imagine some of the use-case scenarios have dwindled because recent Chromebooks have come with the innate ability to run Android or Linux apps. So the die-ha

I imagine some of the use-case scenarios have dwindled because recent Chromebooks have come with the innate ability to run Android or Linux apps. So the die-hard users that want to turn their Chromebook into a GNU+Linux laptop still look at Gallium. But the ones that just wanted to run a few Android/Linux-specific tools without needing to blow the entire OS away have found easier options.