Yes, I’ve heard some other people doing similar stuff. I put in cc Olivier, maybe he can share a bit more if he has time :)
Guille > El 1 abr 2020, a las 1:40, tbrunz <wild.id...@gmail.com> escribió: > > Hi Paul, > > It *is* possible! I've got it running on one of my Chromebooks, a Pixelbook > model. (I gave my 2015 Pixel LS to my wife; I've yet to try it on that > one.) See the attached image. > > You'll likely need to install a Linux container, which is how I got it to > work. (I didn't try to get it running in the native Linux OS, which I > believe is a modified Gentoo.) > > You can have an icon associated with it; if you do, you can pin it to your > icon tray and launch Pharo that way -- which is what I do. (You should be > able to see the icon in my image.) I have a script that generates a > '.desktop' file with an icon, which is how I think I got this to work. (I'm > about to rewrite the script; the first attempt was a hack extracted from a > script suite I wrote, and Pharo deserves better.) > > One thing you'll want to do is correct for the 4K display. I have a script > that automates enlarging the pointer arrow at > https://github.com/tbrunz/pharo-support (which also has the above-mentioned > script), but I just finished it and haven't yet tested it on a Chromebook > install. > > -Ted > > <http://forum.world.st/file/t372161/Pharo-in-Chromebook_2019-0127a.jpg> > > > > > > > -- > Sent from: http://forum.world.st/Pharo-Smalltalk-Users-f1310670.html >
