By: Kharma

Kharma — Wed, 27 Mar 2019 11:08:56 +0000

I know this was posted way back in 2017, but I’m a die-hard Chromebook fangirl and I’ve always had the motto that “If there is a will, there is a way” when it comes to doing things any regular PC user can do but do it better with my Chromebook. The only thing I have yet to figure out is how to sync an iPhone for use with iTunes.. Since iTunes is not compatible with Linux, this one thing has proven difficult. I’ve explored RDP and such but another obstacle is getting a license for running a Windows VM…
–Thankfully I hate Apple anyway, but my SO is an Apple zombie and hates Android, so I’ve been trying to figure it out for his sake.. Thankfully I don’t personally have this problem, so for me personally, my Chromebook has been able to do anything a regular PC or Laptop user can do… Sometimes I need to boot up into my Linux install (I went with the dual-boot option way back when I first got my CB as there was really no other option unless using a chroot, I didn’t want that… now I hear Linux support is native on my CB model with ChromeOS but I have no clue how to use it LMAO.. so when I use Linux I boot into my actual Linux install)

However, now I am trying to do everything _without_ leaving ChromeOS… [I’ve always loved ChromeOS but installed Linux wayyy back when to use Steam.. and to teach myself the command-line]
I’ve been trying to use ChromeOS exclusively for the last few months now though…
Ha, can’t wait to see how long “sudo apt upgrade” takes when I do switch back to my Linux install..lol!

But back on topic, there has GOT to be a way to natively stream to Twitch using ChromeOS/Chrome browser by now?

I’ve yet to figure it out, and actively using my Google-foo as we speak… someone please guide me! [ I do have native Android support on my CB ]

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By: Kharma