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The very same for me, I have 5 MacBooks collecting dust (some are broken, some aren’t), but 2GB Samsung 11” Chromebook is my favourite. It broke recently. Any
by walteweiss 3y ago
The very same for me, I have 5 MacBooks collecting dust (some are broken, some aren’t), but 2GB Samsung 11” Chromebook is my favourite. It broke recently.
Any models you would recommend to check? I haven’t been in look for Chromebooks for years (like 5 years). I would rather buy small and tiny, and also very cheap. As my use-case is just slacking with it around the house.
- RuggedPineapple 3y agoWhen I need a new one I'm just looking at what's available for a decent price (usually local on Mercari, sometimes eBay) and then checking the list of supported models for the not-ChromeOS firmware at https://wiki.mrchromebox.tech/Supported_Devices https://wiki.mrchromebox.tech/Supported_Devices If it's supported and I'm comfortable with the method for disabling write-protect then I pull the trigger. I usually install xubuntu, but on a couple models I've found Ubuntu/Debian based distros have some issues with the trackpad, but Fedora running XFCE works fine, so you may want to go straight to that if you're comfortable with Red Hat.