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Originally Posted by eschwartz
The question is, why run both WINE and a dual boot Windows/linux?
What Atlantis features do you use that say, LibreOffice doesn't have? Or for that matter, Google Docs?
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So I can run Windows programs within Linux.
I've read that overwriting the Chrome OS with Linux is a lot more dangerous than installing Linux next to Chrome OS (i.e. brick dangerous).
Re: Atlantis. Off the top of my head:
Set color-scheme view to anything, including borders, etc. In full screen mode I have a screen that is totally black with nothing on it except my white text.
Very good keyboard shortcut customization. Very light system footprint. Tabbed documents. Menu system is configurable (so I can strip out anything I don't use). The list goes on.
And also I need a 3rd-party file manager (with tabbed windows). Several of these exist under Windows. Probably a solution exists under Linux, but again, it's a distraction to migrate. And the functionality may not be equal after all that...Windows has the most software.