Chromebooks have transitioned from an intriguing idea to a product that’s taking the
computing
world by storm. Quick boot times, long battery life, and connected apps
make these budget-friendly laptops a great choice for a diverse set of
needs.
If you’re a tinkerer and like to really squeeze efficiency
from your machines, though, you can get a lot of mileage from
installing Linux. It provides greater control over your system and an
array of useful applications that aren’t available on ChromeOS yet.
Note
that switching your Chromebook over to developer mode may void your
software or hardware warranty, so make sure to check with your
manufacturer’s details before getting started. Theoretically, a restored
image will take your system back to a brand new state, but you never
know what the manufacturer might see if you have to send it in for
repairs.
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