Yes, I played with my daughter's chromebook - was considering doing just
what you're suggesting - a few weeks later it died - well not completely -
but is finicky enough that she can't use it for her masters work any longer
(too unreliable) - so she went back to a 2013 MacBookPro... (they just
work).

I recently bought a new iPad Pro - so after that investment, I'd really
like to stick with it :)  I do some drone piloting, guitar playing through
my new Spark amp by positiveGrid... and the iPad is the right tool for me.
I could have gone android - but I tired of the constant - which app /
device supports which candy-of-the-month... hehe, I digress.

Mostly, I just want one device that does it all... I could buy a MacBookPro
or Air or whatever, but that doesn't work with my drone...  I know, I
know... first world problems.

Thanks for the reminder on the Chromebook.  Who knows, I may be back to
that in a few months.

On Sun, Aug 2, 2020 at 4:20 PM tbrunz <wild.id...@gmail.com> wrote:

> Not exactly the answer you're looking for, but...
>
> Take a look at the latest Chromebooks.  They are *awesome*.  Beats iPads &
> iOS!
>
> There are "tablet" Chromebooks (the keyboard folds all the way underneath
> the touchscreen, and is de-activated), as well as keyboard-detachable
> models, as well as "clamshell" ultrabook models.
>
> Otherwise, you have a tablet with a sensible way to type on; many models
> have touchscreens anyway.  (Mine does, and I variously use the touchscreen,
> the touchpad, and the arrow keys to scroll content.)
>
> Here's the home run:  You can enable "Linux containers" on newer
> Chromebooks, and then you can install *any* Linux app in the container.
> Yes, including Pharo Launcher.
>
> So you can run Pharo images on Chromebooks, and of course program on your
> Chromebook tablets in Pharo.
>
> Save your iPads for watching YouTube..  (Watch your YouTube Pharo tutorials
> while you program Pharo on your Chromebook.  :^)
>
>
>
> --
> Sent from: http://forum.world.st/Pharo-Smalltalk-Users-f1310670.html
>
>

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Russ Whaley
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