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I can't see any practical reason why this would be the case. Photoshop is a pretty hefty application in terms of RAM/CPU, so it makes a lot more sense to run it

by vlunkr 12y ago

I can't see any practical reason why this would be the case. Photoshop is a pretty hefty application in terms of RAM/CPU, so it makes a lot more sense to run it remotely, since Chrome Books are built to be cheap, not powerful.

justinsb 12y ago
I agree, although perhaps ChromeBooks are "cheap and weak" because there are no applications that use the power (hence the failure of the Chrome Pixel). If ChromeBooks are to become ubiquitous, I think local VMs is a great solution for legacy applications.
- eru 12y ago
  Or perhaps NaCl?