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>> > I think the problem there is a Chromebook needs to be online in order |
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>> > to do much of anything, and the connection needs to be fast in order |
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>> > to make them very functional. Plus most people are paying by the MB |
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>> > in Vanuatu and a Chromebook must use a fair amount of data even on a |
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>> > fast connection. |
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>> Well, any Chromebook can run a normal Linux distro. The chromebook team |
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>> has put up a chroot helper on their github. |
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> But they are designed to be used with cloud services, and as such have |
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> very little storage. |
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> Have you considered the used market, especially companies replacing |
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> hardware at regular intervals. You may even get them fro free as a |
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> charitable donation, giving the company a tax write-off. |
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Is this something to find through eBay? |
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- Grant |
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