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Linux on a Chromebook, my favorite way | Veronica Explains

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Linux on a Chromebook, my favorite way

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Yes, there are many ways to install Linux on a Chromebook. In my humble opinion, this is the best way. Maybe you'll like it! In today's thrilling episode of Veronica Explains, I'll introduce you to...

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