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I use a chromebook as a portable terminal in the data center. It's awesome. Termux for ssh sessions and common command line utilities, beagleterm if I need a serial console, and chrome for looking up stuff online. About 2 seconds from opening the cover to being usable, and battery that will last the whole workday.


I use a Chromebook in user mode for development at home. Using Caret for editing and Termux for nodejs stuff actually works quite well, but there are a few slightly annoying things like Chrome refusing to load things from localhost (Firefox for Android will). It's not a replacement for a proper computer but it works for tinkering.


Waiting for this bug to be resolved (termux supports only the US/qwerty keyboard layout) - qwertz/dvorak/etc is broken.

https://github.com/termux/termux-app/issues/250


Same here. Best choice I've made in ages.




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