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Replying to @jogbert
The only problem I've ever had connecting to a projector was that it also took the sound and Erasure blasted out of the sound system.
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Ditto I don't recall ever having an issue attaching to a projector (excepting the one time I only had VGA and the projector only had HDMI)
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Troll failed or sense of humour not found ๐Ÿ˜ž
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Oh, I assumed it was just standard Mac user superiority complex. You know, like Linux users and Windows users all have :-)
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Not superiority complex, I just like not having to sysadmin my laptop and having most things generally work without faff.
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My Apple laptop needs way more looking after than my Chromebook!
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Chromebooks are essentially phones with keyboards though, right?
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Mine are. There are some x86 ones that have a lot more grunt though.
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Right, but in terms of lockdown of software, they're essentially phones, no?
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They all have developer mode AFAIK.
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Replying to @broonie @jogbert @rjek
So then that's sub-par input-surface with nice screen, which can run $linux_distro?

Oct 23, 2017 ยท 2:48 PM UTC

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Replying to @dsilverstone @broonie @jogbert @rjek
Or do Chromebooks now have proper keyboard layouts etc?
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Replying to @dsilverstone @rjek
My understanding is that with dev mode you can still get the software updates but I confess I don't use it myself.
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This is starting to sound even less useful than a macbook :/