Crostini is a good thing but it is not the way most people will use a Chromebook which is still pretty much centered around Chrome. Like WSL is not something m

Crostini is a good thing but it is not the way most people will use a Chromebook which is still pretty much centered around Chrome. Like WSL is not something most people will use on Windows. My concern here is a bit about non-free software, but mostly not: I'd not be very happy with a purely free software version of ChromeOS (which maybe ChromiumOS is by the way).