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by mdwalters
987 days ago
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Not exactly. There are some ways to install GNU/Linux distros on Chromebooks, the Eupnea project's Depthboot script[1], for example, lets users build/run a distro by extracting the rootfs from an ISO file, and apply Chromebook-specific patches, like using ChromeOS' kernel, using keyd to make patches to support the Chromebook keyboard's action keys, and much others. (Disclaimer: I'm the current maintainer of the Eupnea project.) [1]: https://github.com/eupnea-linux-backup/depthboot-builder |
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