Hopefully, if you are new to Flex or maybe a longer-term user of Linux or another OS there are some things to help you here. the best place to start is that core service which every ChromeOS, ChromeOS Flex and 3rd party spin-offs like Brunch or Neverware will have. Over several years features are added and that obviously adds functionality. The whole point of ChromeOS is simplicity, it’s a web browser and everything that can do at its core.
This is a long post which covers how you can install “things” on your ChromeOS Flex install and some things you (at the time of writing) can’t do… I’m not a publisher, I’m just a guy on a computer and a WordPress site.
I write these posts for me and maybe they will help someone else. I have issues spelling, and if your feedback is “you can’t spell” then thank you and move along. It’s a really good question for an OS that is designed for a cross-section of users however focuses on possibly people with an older Windows laptop (or Mac) who want not to be spending money on a new laptop. There are a couple of posts I’ve seen on Reddit and other places on the internet “If I install ChromeOS Flex what can I do with it?” or “I’ve installed ChromeOS Flex” what do I do with it?”
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