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Would like more info in that quote from the article: > Kimathi Bradford, a 16-year-old Oakland tech repair intern, has looked into whether there was a way to r
by elkos 3y ago
Would like more info in that quote from the article:
> Kimathi Bradford, a 16-year-old Oakland tech repair intern, has looked into whether there was a way to replace the outdated Chromebook software with a non-Google brand, but it ended up being a lot of work, Kimathi said, and the open-source replacement wasn’t up to par.
- wmf 3y agoSchools need the "indestructible" nature of Chrome OS where the OS very rarely breaks and even in that case you can factory reset and the student logs in and everything syncs so nothing is lost. No mainstream Linux distro works that way.