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Wow, am I the only ChromeOS user here? That surprises me
You are not alone
I've got the Framework Chromebook, although admittedly I mostly use it as a Linux dev machine.
I know quite a few ChromeOS users, usually people I know who are not that tech savvy or want a PC for their kids. It's much too limited for most people, and definitely power users. Great OS though, I supported it for 4 years and in education, it's damn near perfect.
I used to use Arch, but grew tired of having to tinker with stuff and most everything I do is on the browser anyways. For the other stuff I have all of my Linux programs still and Android apps and that feels like enough to me. Not limited at all really, but I donβt play any modern games or anything.
ChomeOS! It's simplcity shines in both ends of the age spectrum: kids and 65yo's like myself.