So yeah it is much more efficient in this case, but if you tried to run Android in a container on windows you'd have issues because that Linux core is missing. It's basically like running Android and Chrome OS at the same time and they share some of the underlying code (the Linux kernel). ![]() Being in a container is similar to a virtual machine but much more lightweight. The difference is that Android is based on Linux and Windows isn't, so getting Android apps to run on Windows means translating all the commands and system interactions from Linux speak to Windows speak.Ĭhrome OS is based on Linux too so it doesn't have to do the translation. List of Chrome OS Boards Supporting Crostini (Linux Beta) ![]() ResourcesĬertified "Works with Chromebook" Accessories Company Promotionĭo you work for a company who makes ChromeOS devices or accessories? Contact us via modmail to get a verified flair.Īre you interested in introducing your products to the community through a giveaway or another means? Reach out through modmail! RulesĬLICK HERE for the subreddit rules. Would you like to be verified as an employee? Contact us via modmail. Please note that these individuals represent their own opinions when participating in the subreddit, not Google's, unless it's explicitly stated otherwise. They can be identified by their blue "Verified Googler" user flair. You may occasionally see a Google employee comment on the subreddit. ![]() As a lightweight OS designed primarily for web and app-based computing, it is fast, secure, and resilient to viruses and malware. Join our Discord server! What is ChromeOS?ĬhromeOS is Google's Linux-based operating system built around the Chrome web browser, complete with the ability to run Android apps and a powerful Linux VM.
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