FydeOS is a fork of Chromium OS aimed at the Chinese market. You’ll learn here how to install FydeOS on Raspberry Pi and will experience a quick walkthrough of the OS.
Chromebook runs Google Chrome browser by default. If you are not a fan of Google Chrome, here is how you can install Firefox on Chromebook as your default browser.
If you’re having problems with your Chromebook, you may need to do a factory reset to return it to its original state. Learn how to reset or powerwash your Chromebook.
Using a Chromebook doesn’t mean you have to pass your data to Google. Here is how you can tighten up your Chromebook’s privacy and prevent sending data to Google.
Most OSes come with a text editor by default, but not for Chromebook. If you are looking for one, here are some of the best text editors for Chromebook you should use.
Chromebooks are a surprisingly diverse market and are becoming very popular. Looking to buy one? This guide will help you choose the right Chromebook for you.
Now that Android apps are increasingly available to use on Chromebooks, you can play the best Android games on Google’s lightweight laptops. We’ve picked out our fully-functioning favorites.
Over the past year Google has been letting you install the Play Store and run Android apps on your Chromebook. If you own a Chromebook, read on to see how to install Android apps on your device.
There comes a point where your laptop’s best days are behind it, but you can convert your old laptop to a Chromebook and give it a new lease on life. Here’s how.
NayuOS is a Chrome OS fork that takes the good of Chrome OS, sifts through the bad, and creates a totally free, secure and open environment that people can use to develop software on.
Wish you could wipe ChromeOS and install something else? Good news! You can replace your Chromebook BIOS with the help of a modified BIOS called SeaBIOS.
Are you on a Chromebook, Chromebox or Chrometop & interested in checking out the latest features for Chrome OS? Here’s how to do that by switching channels.
So, you’ve installed Crouton on your Chromebook. Now, how about making that Linux install just a little bit more useful by enabling auto-start. Here’s how.
