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Which is odd because there's lots of ARM Chromebooks. I'm typing this one one right now. So they have a working version of this internally obviously. I guess t
by seabrookmx 4y ago
Which is odd because there's lots of ARM Chromebooks. I'm typing this one one right now.
So they have a working version of this internally obviously. I guess they just don't ship it stand-alone?
- Qub3d 4y agoIn the featured article, it delves into this a bit: > Earlier, I said that 'Widevine-in-Chrome-on-Linux-on-aarch64' is not an officially supported platform. > I lied. > Chromebooks exist, many have aarch64 CPUs, they run Chrome on Linux (more or less), and they officially support Widevine. The whole post is worth a read. Its pretty sort and well written!