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Windows 10's End of Life Helps GNU/Linux, "10 Years Of Google Chromebooks"
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TechRadar ☛ Never mind Linux – Windows 10's End of Life is driving up Apple Mac sales
It was always going to be the case that Windows 10 reaching its official end of support would drive people in other directions than where Microsoft wants them to go, i.e., Windows 11 – and that means not just Linux (which is often pushed as an alternative), but macOS.
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AboutChromebooks ☛ 10 Years Of Google Chromebooks Bring Increased Capabilities
Sigh. Over my morning coffee, I was browsing coverage on Google Chromebooks and came across this article at T3 published yesterday. It’s titled “What can you do on a Chromebook?”. The subtitle is offers additional detail: “Windows? Word? Zoom? Minecraft? We break down exactly what you can and can’t do on a Chromebook.”
It’s a good read, and I hope the author and/or T3 doesn’t take offense to what I’m going to say.
While the article is mostly accurate, it’s incomplete. And it definitely does not inform potential buyers of Google Chromebooks exactly what you can and can’t do with one.
To make my explanation easier, I’m going to borrow the article sub-headings below and show you what I mean, section by section.