I'm using a Chromebook Pixel running Arch right now. It works pretty well with KDE, and almost perfectly with GNOME, with the exception of— stupidly— Chromium, which has pretty minimal high-DPI support.
I'm using a Chromebook pixel at the moment, with Ubuntu sideloaded and elementaryOS installed as a Window Manager on top of that. It's working pretty well.
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I'm wondering if Google will update their Chromebook Pixel, which was almost perfect.
I'm using a Chromebook Pixel running Arch right now. It works pretty well with KDE, and almost perfectly with GNOME, with the exception of— stupidly— Chromium, which has pretty minimal high-DPI support.
That's interesting as I also use Arch and I'm looking forward to getting a second hand one.
Have they solved the EFI glitch when power was lost?
What's the baseline power consumption (as reported by powertop)?
I'm using a Chromebook pixel at the moment, with Ubuntu sideloaded and elementaryOS installed as a Window Manager on top of that. It's working pretty well.
I would pay serious money for a beefed-up i7 Chromebook Pixel with an actual hard drive that runs Linux. I love the non-MS keyboard.