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Any chromebook that supports Coreboot. Absolutely unrepairable and very low storage, but good Linux support and coreboot!
mrchromebox.tech/devices
But be aware a ton of features that would work on ChromeOS don't work, I've done this to 4 and all have separate problems
Very interesting! I had an Acer Chromebook I couldnt even open up, so I got rid of it as fast as possible.
Could you share experiences?