Hackernews posts about Chromebooks
Chromebooks is a brand of budget-friendly laptops that run on Google's Chrome OS operating system and are designed for online-based tasks and cloud computing.
- Custom coreboot firmware (and utilities) for your Chromebook/Chromebox (docs.mrchromebox.tech)
- iPhone and XeOS App and External Display = Chromebook Style Desktop (old.reddit.com)
- Show HN: Essential Media Player – A web-based (PWA) local media player (essentialmediaplayer.com)
- I switched from Mac to a Lenovo Chromebook (blog.johnozbay.com)
- My favorite device is a Chromebook (kokada.capivaras.dev)
- Linux on Samsung Chromebook Plus (Kevin) with Rockchip RK3399 ARM SoC (2024) (www.devkitsune.net)
- Microsoft gives in to Chromebook bullies and drops Windows 11 SE (www.theregister.com)
- Gojek founder Nadiem charged with $125.4M Chromebook case (www.techinasia.com)
- Google ending Steam for Chromebook support in 2026 (9to5google.com)
- Apple Readies a Low-Cost Laptop to Rival Chromebooks and Windows PCs (www.bloomberg.com)
- My favorite device is a Chromebook, without ChromeOS (kokada.dev)
- Collabora and MediaTek: Pushing boundaries on latest IoT boards and Chromebooks (www.collabora.com)
- Chromebooks still set for scrap, even with 10-year lifecycle (www.theregister.com)
- Chromebook Remorse: Tech Backlash at Schools Extends Beyond Phones (www.nytimes.com)
- Google ending Steam for Chromebook support in 2026 (9to5google.com)
- Google Indonesia tangled up in $600M Chromebook corruption probe (www.theregister.com)
- Can an old Chromebook find new life in Linux? (revnathan.weblog.lol)
- Chromebook Tricks (with a small magnet) (docs.google.com)
- best video Editing software for chromebook (basanzietech.blogspot.com)
- Google: Continued commitment to Chromebooks, and looking ahead (cloud.google.com)
- Google's 10-year Chromebook lifeline leaves laptops headed for silicon cemetery (www.theregister.com)
- My favorite device is a Chromebook (kokada.capivaras.dev)
- I switched from Windows PCs to Chromebooks and haven't looked back (www.pcworld.com)