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Originally Posted by Pajamaman
Apparently this is because the google team's priority is security. Crostini sits behind a lot of security. Functioning with ports and external storage will come later. Crostini will probably be pretty cool at some point in the future. It looks like chromebooks are improving. I don't know if it will ever suit me; that's probably just me. I will wait until they can do everything I want without having to spend too much time tinkering.
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I think it's more than security. I think Crostini is basically a virtual machine running in ChromeOS. It's kind of weird because ChromeOS is a modified Linux distribution also (Gentoo), but Crostini is Debian. At any rate, accessing USB ports via a VM has always been a little tricky. It has two layers to get through.