On the driver issue, yeah but if I buy a windows machine I never would really have that issue."
Also for some reason its ALWAYS the wifi driver that fails and there's never an ethernet port. :P
Chromebooks are great for non-devs but they are quickly on the path to be a dev device as well due to the increasing native linux support. The linux support and android apps also make it really robust for non-devs too where just the browser isn't quite enough for them.
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On the driver issue, yeah but if I buy a windows machine I never would really have that issue."
Also for some reason its ALWAYS the wifi driver that fails and there's never an ethernet port. :P
Chromebooks are great for non-devs but they are quickly on the path to be a dev device as well due to the increasing native linux support. The linux support and android apps also make it really robust for non-devs too where just the browser isn't quite enough for them.