Yeah, ChromeOS support for Linux apps has been a great feature for developers.
I don't think all Chromebooks get access to this feature, so I would check and be sure that this feature is available on that Chromebook before you commit to it.
I am looking into that. Lists, lists everywhere...which ones can I trust? Is there a way to check with Google?
There is no official list that I am aware of, but I'm not sure if you have come across this or not: xda-developers.com/chromebooks-lin...
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Yeah, ChromeOS support for Linux apps has been a great feature for developers.
I don't think all Chromebooks get access to this feature, so I would check and be sure that this feature is available on that Chromebook before you commit to it.
I am looking into that. Lists, lists everywhere...which ones can I trust? Is there a way to check with Google?
There is no official list that I am aware of, but I'm not sure if you have come across this or not: xda-developers.com/chromebooks-lin...