Using the Samsung Chromebook for remote and local development with Emacs
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With the death of my Macbook’s battery, I decided to find a new portable computer, rather than pay a bunch for a several year old “new” battery. I settled on Samsung’s Chromebook. It is a lot of computer (and battery life) for one of the lowest price-points on the market. It is, however, the first general purpose computer I have used that has an ARM processor. While this is limiting in some ways,…
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