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[Update: Arriving first on Pixelbook & more] Chrome OS to test early GPU support for Linux apps soon

If you’ve kept up with Chrome OS in the past six months or so, you’ll know that one of the more interesting new features to launch is Linux apps support. While this has potential to introduce all ...
Linux Journal

Chrome OS To Test GPU Support for Linux Installed Apps, antiX Distro v17.3, OpenMandriva Project vLx4.0, Hummingboard CBi Released

It seems that Chrome OS will soon start testing GPU support for Linux installed applications. This is good news for those who wish to run applications that require a bit more horsepower (e.g. games).
Android Authority

NVIDIA GPUs are coming to Chromebooks for the first time ever

Leaked information points to Google working on a Chromebook with a discrete GPU. At least two models are in the works, both with an as-yet-unannounced NVIDIA RTX 4050 card. There is no timeline for a ...
Android Authority

Your next Chromebook could include a dedicated GPU

Chromium OS source code hints at a Chromebook with a dedicated GPU. “Mushu” would mate an AMD Vega-based discrete chip with an Intel 10th Gen Core processor. Speculation suggests it might be a ...
Linux Journal

Security Vulnerability Found in APT, Wine 4.0 Release, GPU Acceleration for Linux Apps on Chrome OS, Kickstarter Campaign for Polished Game Creation Tutorials for the Godot ...

News briefs for January 23, 2019. All Debian and Ubuntu users (as well as users of their derivatives, such as Linux Mint, Ubuntu MATE, Kubuntu, Lubuntu and Xubuntu) should update APT immediately.