Which Chromebook Can Run Linux?
Contents the Google Pixelbook Go Is Our Favorite Linux-Compatible Chromebook for on-the-Go Productivity. You Can Get It with an M3, I5, or I7 Processor from...
The Google Pixelbook Go is our favorite Linux-compatible Chromebook for on-the-go productivity. You can get it with an m3, i5, or i7 processor from Intel and up to 16 GB of RAM and 256 GB of storage.
Can all Chromebooks run Linux?
Not to be outdone, Google says all future Chromebooks will be able to run Linux applications. Chromebooks run an operating system, ChromeOS, that is built on the Linux kernel but was originally designed to only run Google’s web browser Chrome. That meant you could only really use web apps.
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What Chromebooks are compatible with Linux?
Chrome OS Systems Supporting Linux (Beta)
| Manufacturer | Device |
|---|---|
| Positivo | Chromebook C216B |
| Prowise | Chromebook Proline |
| Samsung | Chromebook 3 Chromebook Plus Chromebook Plus (LTE) Chromebook Plus (V2) |
| ViewSonic | NMP660 Chromebox |
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