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The Google Chromebook doesn't have a real operating system, only a web browser. Good decision, Denmark.

• gtirloni 4y ago
  No true Scotsman applied to operating systems? :) It can even run Linux terminals, AFAIK.
  • radicaldreamer 4y ago
    It's locked-down Linux under the hood and all sorts of stuff can be unlocked on it.
• munk-a 4y ago
  And yet Cloudmacs (and other similar tools exist) - so you can put a real operating system in your browser on your fake operating system.
• p1mrx 4y ago
  My Chromebook has a real-enough operating system to program an ESP32 and play Portal.
  • lostlogin 4y ago
    Are you doing ESP via Arduino in the web editor?
    • p1mrx 4y ago
      It's been a couple years, but I was using the Arduino IDE for Linux. I think Steam is currently a dev/beta feature.