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Hmm, this specifically mentions Chrome for Mac and Chrome for Windows. That very well may mean no capability for Linux yet. It also doesn't implicitly say Chrom
by mmcclellan 13y ago
Hmm, this specifically mentions Chrome for Mac and Chrome for Windows. That very well may mean no capability for Linux yet. It also doesn't implicitly say Chrome OS, so maybe Chromebooks won't work either.
- MitziMoto 13y agoIt says the Chromebook Pixel works. I wonder what it is about the Pixel specifically that allows it to work. I imagine a Linux port isn't that far off, but unfortunately I don't have any windows machines left in my house.
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- dragonwriter 13y ago> To share a tab which is streaming a video, you need a CPU capable of real-time 1366x768 video encoding Tab casting is restricted to 1366x768?