Meh, still the same software. Still the same screen reader that's not gotten a substantial update in like 3 or so years, and even on my Acer Spin 713 with 16 GB

Meh, still the same software. Still the same screen reader that's not gotten a substantial update in like 3 or so years, and even on my Acer Spin 713 with 16 GB RAM, even Emacs, Emacspeak, and IBM TTS under Crostini is more responsive than local Google TTS models. So nah I'm just not the target audience. At least Orca can run properly on Crostini, unlike WSL, and Linux windows don't just... vanish when plugging in my dock connected to a monitor and Ethernet. But not even Crostini makes me want to pull out the Chromebook, ever. I update the thing, look in ChromeVox options and what's new page to see if anything has improved, and then put it away. It's a great piece of hardware, a high end model, just with very lackluster accessibility.