Already a step ahead of you there!
As soon as I saw all my drivers were working and all my software needs were met, I went ahead with the install after work.
Already a step ahead of you there!
As soon as I saw all my drivers were working and all my software needs were met, I went ahead with the install after work.
I second Summit.
I still have Sync because I transitioned with it from Reddit, but Summit is now my daily driver.
I thought this was common knowledge.
I got awarded gold by a mod that told me they were gifted a certain number of awards from Reddit to give out (I believe they said they got 15).
The same mod also claimed that gold-gifted responses were given prioritized visibility.
Uh... every laser tag I've ever been to (even the cheap ones) had a visible beam as you shot.
Just tried, and their Google accounts do not have access to Chrome Remote Desktop unfortunately
I thought so too, but the students are locked out altering any software on their Chromebooks
This might be the solution I was looking for! Thanks!
The only reason I would virtualize would be to allow multiple users to have access to their own workspaces.
It would seem safer to have them sandboxed within a virtual workspace than to give them all user accounts synchronously on a desktop, if that's even possible.
This looks great! It's far outside of my price range though.
They are bios locked (or whatever the Chromebook equivalent of that is).
I'm fine with them accessing either OS. Right now they only have access to a glorified bloated web browser.
I'm in a rural area without much funding. They would likely take issue with me adding complexity to their already overworked schedule.
Anyway, I'd rather ask forgiveness than for permission in most instances like these.