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So what does that mean? How is it like a "Chromebook"? Are they selling a piece of hardware? If not, then how is the comparison apt? For example, it would be
by catlover76 3y ago
So what does that mean?
How is it like a "Chromebook"? Are they selling a piece of hardware? If not, then how is the comparison apt?
For example, it would be a weird thing to say "compare Ubuntu 23.x.x with a Chromebook, which one should I use?" because one is an OS and one is a hardware + OS combo, with the hardware manufactured by multiple different companies.
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- bigpod 3y agosame principles, Buzzword, Excitement
- catlover76 3y agoThis is clearly a reference I don't understand lol
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- bigpod 3y agono project bluefin doesnt sell a piece of hardware but chromebook is far more known as a technology then the operating system it runs ChromeOS(based on gentoo) so its wording targeted at layman
- curt15 3y agoChromebooks pioneered seamless, image-based system updates for Linux. Updates are downloaded in the background to a separate partition and activated at the next system reboot. This works similarly but using ostree instead of dual root partitions.