Installing Linux on Chrome OS gives you many new features that you’ll simply not want to do without. When you install Linux you’re opening up your computer to many Linux programs. There are a huge number of programs available, and the best thing is most of them are free to use. To install Linux your … Read more
Before we had Linux on Chrome OS it was not possible to use any other browser than Chrome. This isn’t exactly a major issue because I personally prefer using the Chrome browser over any other. However, if you do prefer to use a different browser. You’ll be happy to know you can now do this … Read more
I’ve started to use Linux on my Chromebox and Chromebook a lot more in the last few months. Since Linux was out of beta mode I was happy to start experimenting more. It was fine to use during beta in the later years, but I know many people would not be comfortable with this. Linux … Read more
The Chromebook uses Chrome OS, which is an operating system designed and maintained by Google. It’s super-fast, secure, and easy to use. Chrome OS comes with the Chrome Browser installed as standard. This has been the case for many years now. However, you can now install Microsoft Edge on your Chromebook. Until recently if you … Read more
One of the great things that have come out of the Chromebook is Linux Apps. A few years ago I did not pay much attention to them because they didn’t work all that well. Fast forward to today and Linux Apps work great on the Chromebook. If you’ve not yet used Linux on your Chromebook. … Read more
When it comes to creating and editing images on your Chromebook there are plenty of options. This is mainly down to the Android Apps you have available in the Play Store. Although these apps are great for doing certain things. None of them offer all the functionality you get when using a complete image editing … Read more
If you’ve ever used Microsoft Acess you’ll know just how powerful this database program is. It’s so powerful in fact it allows anyone to create bespoke programs for multiple users to use. The good news is if you’ve moved over to the Chromebook there is a Microsoft Access equivalent. Libre Office, which is a free-to-use … Read more
