LXer: Freeing an HP Chromebook 11 with Arch Linux ARM

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LXer: Freeing an HP Chromebook 11 with Arch Linux ARM

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06-08-2017, 08:14 AM	#1
LXer LXer NewsBot Registered: Dec 2005 Posts: 128,364 Rep:	LXer: Freeing an HP Chromebook 11 with Arch Linux ARM Published at LXer: A few years ago I acquired an HP Chromebook 11, which I talked about in an article on this site at that time. I talked about how I ran Linux software side-by-side with Chrome OS thanks to the likes of Crouton. Since then, the machine has had some basic use, and rather ironically, used as an offline machine, where I would use it for typing purposes mostly, being that the machine has a lovely keyboard and is very battery efficient. But I recently felt it was time to ditch Papa Google's influence on the machine and get rid of Chrome OS - enter Arch Linux ARM. Read More...

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