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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
Anyone who has used a Chromebook or Chromebox will know that a lot of tasks needs an internet connection. This is one of the advantages of the Chromebook, but it was seen as a huge disadvantage when it launched all those years ago. Since then we have seen apps you can install locally in the … Read more
If you’ve been using a Chromebook for some time you’ll most likely be aware that you can add the functionality to use Linux Apps. Not all Chromebooks do have the functionality, so you would have to check. You can check this by going to your settings area and look for something similar to ‘Linux development … Read more
Chrome OS and most of the Chromebooks and Chromebox computers that use the operating system support Linux. I say most of them because older devices may not have the support. Although Linux has been available for a few years now. It’s not taken off as much as Android Apps on the Chromebook. This is mainly … Read more
