asdigonationio

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   by asdigonationio 3y ago

   It can't. There is a compatibility layer. It is limited and works shockingly badly.
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   by asdigonationio 3y ago

   The ChromeOS use case is a strict subset of the use case of a normal Linux laptop. There is nothing stopping you from treating an Ubuntu installation as if it's as limited as a Chromebook. It's every bit as lightweight and can be
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   by asdigonationio 3y ago

   A rock is also pretty hard to hack. The hard problem of security is giving the user the power of a general-purpose machine without exposing them to the risks. "Don't run your favorite software lol" is not a valid approach to