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Based on this video, it appears as if this Chromebook from Samsung would be a great machine with GNU/Linux installed on it.
The Viewing Room
When watching this video, imagine how nice […]
Continue reading A First Look at the Samsung Chromebook Plus
Chromebooks are really nice laptops, except for one tiny problem which is…well, Chrome OS. This week, our contributing video editor found an easy to follow step-by-step guide for installing Ubuntu on a Chromebook Pixel. Problem […]
Continue reading How to Install Ubuntu on a Chromebook Pixel
The Video Screening Room
Running a GNU/Linux distro within Chrome OS greatly increases the capabilities of a Chromebook.
Leo Laporte is a longtime technology commentator and also the host of the show “The Screen […]
Continue reading Running Linux and Chrome OS Together Using Crouton
The Video Screening Room
While the initial reaction from the FOSS community to Android Apps on Chromebooks will probably be a little cooler than lukewarm, the fact is that this might eventually be good for […]
Continue reading A Look at Android Apps on Chromebook
The Heart of Linux
It didn’t happen slowly. On the contrary, it was a thunderbolt…a deep, thrumming, resounding sense of being right, of being at the right place at the right time. A sense of […]
Continue reading Year of Linux Depends on How You Define Linux
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