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the $300 dollars that i put into this f@#king chromebook... that i just purchased in summer 2024...i regret it and wish i had put that money into a $400 windows laptop with 16gb ram and a 1tb ssd with a touchscreen and windows 11 and the ability just click and install any software i want including duckduckgo, etc...

this chromebook can't do any of that. i was pretty excited when i got the deal on this chromebook. i already had chromebooks.

the #lacros thing felt natural to me. i figured lacros would continue to be worked on.

but it won't be.

the debian linux version of the chrome browser feels hacky to me, even when i enable the gpu flag for linux apps crostini

there's no duckduckgo browser.

i almost want to return this chromebook.

i say almost because, i guess i'm sort of gonna keep it. its just sad kinda, that

fictional observer: what

me: that like, i can't feel more "free" with it

fictional observer: free?

me: yeah. i want duckduckgo. i want literally everything i can do on windows but on chromeos

fictional observer: then you should not have bought a chromebook

me: yeah. i know, i'm kinda seeing that now. i mean. the 2 chromebooks i have are fine. one is in the car trunk so i can take it to the library or if i have meetings. and its fast and easy and you can type and goto google docs and process text etc. much better than dealing with f@@cking windows. the other one at home is similar, but with a 15 inch screen and full keyboard plus numeric keypad and its fast and comfortable and again it gets the job done when i just wanna type and open the browser fast and get going

but when i wanna do stuff like get the duckduckgo browser or stuff like that, my windows laptop from 2019 or whatever...that one is starting to show its age and so, i wish i had put the money that i put into this on sale chromebook toward a proper replacement for *that* windows laptop, not *another* chromebook. i think having *both* windows laptops and chromebooks is a good thing. but, if you have a chromebook in the trunk, and a chromebook in your room that both still kinda get the job done, you don't need another chromebook, even if its on sale in the $200s. you should take that money and put it toward a slightly more expensive windows laptop. i know. i like how chromebooks have the USBC non-proprietary charging ports. but even that windows laptop that was for sale had i think at least ONE USBC non-proprietary charging port. do I wish it would have had *two*? like the chromebook? yes. but. i think that was the machine i should have purchased.

#windows11
#windowslaptop
#windowslaptops
#400dollarlaptop
#laptopdeals
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#duckduckgo
#epicprivacybrowser
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#chromebook
#chromeos

what other browsers are akin to duckduckgo that we can install a debian version for on chromeOS? epic privacy browser?

there's a post below this about click to install debian software on chromeOS with linux enabled (and make sure to enable the flag "Crostini GPU Support" in chrome://flags too.

anyway, oh yeah, um, duckduckgo browser. i kinda googled for that, and they're saying that they're focusing on windows and mac. ok...

so what other browsers are akin to duckduckgo that we can install a debian version for on chromeOS?

epic privacy browser?

#epicprivacybrowser
#epicbrowser

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draft - debian software on chromeOS with linux enabled?

i'm googling firefox debian.

it seems once you have the linux thing setup for chromeOS, for the linux additional sandboxed version of the chrome browser for linux that's not tied to chromeOS itself (hence sandboxed which is a good thing if you're looking for a sandboxed chrome browser that isn't tied to chromeOS / android services, which is what i am looking for) then you just download the debian version on google's official website. and then you can just click to install the package, - no command line necesary. so then am i correct to assume that any linux software i want i just search for "debian" version of it on google or?

and another thing someone told me is to make sure to enable the flag "Crostini GPU Support" in chrome://flags

#crostini-gpu-support

#chromeos

#debian

#linux

#linuxonchromeOS

#crostini

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#lacros

#epicprivacybrowser copies uBlock Origin's code into their VPN browser extension... just so they can style it's options page.

https://github.com/uBlockOrigin/uBlock-issues/discussions/3114

#epicbrowser #filterlistupdate #ublockorigin

What does "vAPI" stand for? · uBlockOrigin uBlock-issues · Discussion #3114

I've recently encountered an extension that bundles the entirety of μBlock just for its buttons, and all it actually uses is stuff from uDom and vAPI. Now, I'm curious as to what the "v" stands for.

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