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Probably fair to say you're not the target market for ChromeOS. Neither am I. But I put it on an old laptop for my mother in law and she loves it. It never brea
by afavour 3y ago
Probably fair to say you're not the target market for ChromeOS. Neither am I. But I put it on an old laptop for my mother in law and she loves it. It never breaks, it updates automatically without her knowing and if the hardware ever does fail we can install ChromeOS on a different machine and she'll pick up right where she left off, because all user stuff is mirrored in the cloud.
- prmoustache 3y agoThat's all nice and all but you are talking about ChromeOS, not what would be a an independent fork/build from oss source code. You'd most probably lose the automatic cloud mirroring for a start. Most linux distros provide mostly unattended updates anyway and immutable ones like Fedora Silverblue can silently install them as well without the user knowing about it.