With a bit of effort, I’ve managed to get this to work pretty well to save others (and myself, if I end up having to redo this later!) time I felt like it might be useful to document my installation process here. What is more interesting, however, is that Chromebooks allow for disabling verified boot: while Chrome OS is itself Linux-based, with this validation disabled we can also install a full-blown, “standard” Linux distribution on the device. Considering that it’s pretty easy to find them for under $200, they seemed like a good deal, especially taking into account the new features that Chrome OS has been adding (namely, the ability to install Android apps and run Linux in an container via Crostini). I recently decided to purchase a Chromebook.
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