Difficult Windows, Chromebooks Software
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Maxim Burgerhout: "User-friendly" Windows
So for some app my kids want to use, I needed to setup Windows. And a printer. I have a Samsung M2070W, and I have had it for years. It has not always been easy to use (hell no!), but it generally works after a few kicks in the groin.
I’ve used it with my iPad, with various Android devices, and various Linux distributions. And now, I needed to set it up in Windows.
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I guess. Unless you count the fact that many devices need vendor drivers to begin with, because Windows doesn’t ship with them.
Well anyway, luckily, Linux seems to identify and use my printer just fine.
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The Best Apps and Tools for Chromebooks
We’re going to break this down into different categories to help make it easier to find what you’re looking for. The one thing to note here is that Android apps are placed throughout the various categories where they make the most sense, but we also include a section at the end for Android apps that don’t fall into any one specific category. Pretty simple, really.
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