I've previously done both crouton and full ROM replacement. While I found them both to be nice, I find the officially supported Linux on Chromebook to be a better solution because you don't have to deal with dev mode or any ROM flashing. This way, you don't lose any of the strengths of Chrome OS and gain 90% of what most Linux distros offer.
I've previously done both crouton and full ROM replacement. While I found them both to be nice, I find the officially supported Linux on Chromebook to be a better solution because you don't have to deal with dev mode or any ROM flashing. This way, you don't lose any of the strengths of Chrome OS and gain 90% of what most Linux distros offer.
I agree 100%, crouton is an amazing too, but I don't think it's worth it with the new functionalities that chrome os offers.