I am new to CrOS so I cannot say wrt to that. In my experience of using linux, over time, newer systems will gain in support and the drivers improve gradually and performance gets better and better. It is more likely that you will have latest drivers with Chromium OS, but that they will be less tested for your device. So if that's not too confusing, in Chrome OS they may update the drivers when they patch the kernel, but in chromium OS the drivers will definitely get updated when the kernel is updated. In chromium OS such as cloud ready by neverware, you will get a newer kernel version with newer drivers included guaranteed.

In chrome OS, google tends to keep the same kernel the device is launched with and simply patches it with updates. In chromium/chrome OS the drivers are included as part of the kernel - there is nothing for you to update or tweak manually (unless you delve in to dev mode). Guide: Interactive Chromebook Comparison & Buyer's Guide Chart List of Chrome OS Systems Supporting Android Apps Would you like to be verified as an employee? Contact us via modmail. Please note that these individuals represent their own opinions, not Google's, when participating in the sub, unless they explicitly state they're representing Google They can be identified by the 'Verified Googler' user flair. You may see a Google employee occasionally comment on the subreddit. Join our Discord server! Google Employees As a lightweight OS designed primarily for web-based and app-based computing, it is fast, secure, and resilient to viruses and malware. Chrome OS is Google's Linux-based operating system built around the Chrome web browser that can run Android apps.

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