Google's new hybrid Android-ChromeOS Googlebook laptops are coming soon, but the company warns that ones using Intel x86 CPUs may have some compatibility issues.
ChromeOS has a lot of safety guardrails, but for those who want to step outside their Chromebook's standard uses, enabling Developer Mode might be necessary.
Googlebook OS is beginning its transition from ChromeOS, but existing Chromebooks remain supported. See migration plans, apps, updates, and compatibility. The post ChromeOS vs Googlebook OS: What You Need to Know as Googlebook OS Transition Begins ...
ChromeOS is built around a browser. If that suits you, fine. If you want a real desktop, full-size apps and a laptop that keeps getting security patches after Google stops updating it ...