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Comment #49148616
What about it running in the browser prevents it from staying on the machine? It even has a PWA install flow. Some of us totally disagree with this sentiment, OP. I'm tired of all …
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Comment #40321289
Because despite the hyperbolic praise of the hackers here, Apple devices are worthless for some professional workloads. Before you ask, I'm one user who has a Razer Blade 16 (4090)…
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Comment #39356947
Apple sells good hardware that's buoyed by a loud marketing department that covers its often pathetic software. Mac users touting a bunch of third-party apps as solutions to obviou…
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Comment #37403722
Unfortunately, Android runs in a VM now, too. In many tasks, I've gotten better performance from Linux apps than Android counterparts. There's also the fact that the Android VM can…
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Comment #37395255
Author here. App distribution is a major issue for the platform that I ran out of space to really talk about. Those driver-like things are largely extension APIs, but they were onc…
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Comment #37383324
I gave another example as well. I'm also not spewing any "hate" or "bile" for an inanimate operating system. To make this easier to understand, please give me an example of what's …
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Comment #37375606
Then it is correct? Many of the Fugu APIs don't work. I didn't say none. You can always tell someone hasn't developed consumer apps for ChromeOS when they white knight for it. If y…
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Comment #37357384
Unfortunately, Fugu is totally seperate from ChromeOS, since many of Fugus capabilities don't work on the platform. Still, on Windows and Mac, Fugu is definitely more impressive th…
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Comment #37357373
Versatile is the opposite of what ChromeOS has become. I would argue that there was a time (beginning of pandemic) where it looked like Google might strike the perfect balance betw…
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Comment #37356732
For better or for worse, that's what Google is aiming at with ChromeOS. Especially now that the overarching "OS" is really just a Linux shell for multiple VMs. https://chromium.goo…
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Comment #37276406
I feel like Smartwatches are to phones what tablets are to laptops: a supplementary device that doesn't work as well without the primary computer. While many people might work enti…
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Comment #37007377
If "that" is referring to both, it's incorrect. Google has said they will be "well into 2024" without any benefits brought by LaCrOS. That includes any theoretical extending of the…
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Comment #37007129
None of those benefits are coming with LaCrOS[0]. I don't know why people keep repeating that when Google has never stated there will be more updates. [0] https://blog.crosexperts.…
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Comment #36051239
I'm reading this on Harmonic from a Chromebook right now. Thanks for all the hard work!
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Comment #32823797
I'm a big ChromeOS fan—even develop apps specifically for the platform—but I think this is the death knell for premium Chromebooks. Why should anyone else invest in high quality ha…
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Comment #32785253
Over the last year, I've been teaching myself Javascript by developing on and for a Chromebook. Obviously, there's a ton of room for improvement but I've enjoyed using & making the…
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Comment #32764057
If you're on a Chromebook, the default Twitter and YouTube Music install is a PWA.