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Seriously, you could try brunch with linuxloop, and it will add just a line to your grub and will run chromeos in a virtual disk image, not messing up your partitions.
You might find it useful sometimes thanks to its android apps
I know ngrok is something different, but do you know if it uses a technology similar to Hamachi too? I'm asking because I discovered that ngrok works even without a public IP (when you use a mobile connection for example).
You got a Debian vm in all Chromebooks, so any of them with stylus support should do.
However I didn't try if the Debian VM supports the stylus.
Try google it.
You could stil replace ChromeOS with any Linux distro If necessary
And thinking about prices, considering the t820 that is about 150€ with the Nubia neo (or neo2), you could have chromebooks for maybe 200€, if you add 12" screen and stylus support.
I like the arm world because you don't have only two players which are boring and are not good at all if you think of a world wide technological progress.
It's a rather poor world actually.
I'm trying a cheap arm Chromebook now and I can say it could replace a standard pc/mac already, in terms of performances.
Mediatek can already challenge removed and snapdragon so we already have 3 players but I think Samsung, and unisoc will enter the arena. Rockchip already did it with chromebooks and they look enough too.
No and yes. I was joking...