Linux on Chromebooks set to finally exit beta soon : vimarsa

Linux on Chromebooks set to finally exit beta soon


And, these are the
“There have been lots of updates over the last year, including a new terminal app, better USB support, configurable port forwarding, and a whole lot of work on performance and stability,” Emilie Roberts, Developer Advocate with the Chrome OS team said at the company's recent Google I/O conference announcing the feature.
Coming of age
Officially known as the Linux Development Environment (LDE) the feature was designed to make Chromebooks a viable platform for developers, pretty much like Windows Subsystem for Linux.
However, it didn’t take long for Google to enable users to leverage the environment to run graphical Linux apps. In addition to running graphical

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