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I wonder if it'd just be easier to open these up to Linux distros. Out of the 3 Chromebooks I have once they go out of support they are on a quick decline to just becoming trash because I can't do anything with them after that. At least traditional PC hardware I could just put Linux on it and have a device for years to come when the hardware actually fails.
Edit just to clarify none of my devices are supported by galliumos or as far as I know any other Linux distros
Which models? I thought the majority worked with Gallium at least if not others. And maybe cloud ready or something for longer support.
Also will your current in-support ones get Lacros? I thought all the current ones were going to. That's the big one for long term use.
Acer Chromebook R 13
Acer Chromebook Spin 311
Asus CX22NA-211.BB01
Been a while since I've looked but I've haven't had much luck finding Linux for those 3.