That’s fine and good, and for the Chromebook’s first owners, that might be all they need.īut many Chromebooks work perfectly fine long beyond their official end-of-life date, especially if they were packed with relatively strong hardware when they debuted. The Brunch project, while more complicated to install and set up, may yield better results installing a generic Chrome OS on Intel or AMD-based Chromebooks.Īlso, starting with the 2018 Pixelbook, Chromebooks offer a “closed case” means of disabling writing protection, eliminating the need to open the device and physically disable write protection.įor older, pre-2018 Chrome devices, this guide may still be useful.Ĭhromebooks, the lightweight laptops focused on web browsing, receive updates to their OS for up to 6.5 years, depending on when they were built. CloudReady may not support the devices’ audio, Bluetooth, trackpad, or Wi-Fi. 2021): Since this post was first published (July 2019), we’ve learned that CloudReady (now owned by Google) can be difficult to get working on newer (2018 and later) Chrome devices.
We are no longer fixing bugs reported on iOS 9-12 devices. In June 2023, iOS 9-12 will be deprecated and the Seesaw app will no longer be available.
Existing iOS 9-12 customers can continue to use the last compatible version of the app until June 2023. Devices running iOS 9-12 will stop receiving new app updates in June 2022.
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