Linux for Chromebooks has come a long way since Google introduced it in Chrome OS 69 a couple of years ago. On supported devices, it opened the door to an
  • someone@lemmy.ml
    5·
    3 years ago

    I don’t see the point of this, I doubt someone who is looking to go with a Chromebook prioritizes gaming. Isn’t the whole point of a Chromebook is that it’s a simple device for people whose work is done on the web?

    • Arcadius@lemmy.ml
      9·
      3 years ago

      There is a whole generation growing up on Chromebooks. They are in schools, community centers, colleges, after school programs, libraries and children hospitals so many are gaming on them as it is this would make them more curious about more gaming options via Linux gaming.

      Even at my workplaces and as new and younger workers come in many of them are listing chrome os on their skill list along with their familiarity with GSUITE now known as Google Workspace.