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11-11-2013, 02:16 PM
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Anybody Running On A ChromeBook?
From what I've read, ChromeBooks run a version of Linux.
Which makes me wonder if a ChromeBook could run the Linux flavor of SageTV. The MS Surface PCs are calling out to me - mainly so I can watch recorded HD TV via PlaceShifter - but Windows 8 isn't calling out.... and ChromBooks are a lot cheaper...
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Server: SageTV 9, Windows 10, i5 NUC Clients: HD200*3 over Cat5e Ethernet + 1 slightly flakey HD 300 + 1 HD200 remote at another residence Plugins: (none yet, looking for recommendations) Storage: NetGear Ultra-6 NAS 10 TB total w/dual redundancy. Plus 5tb QNAP for RecordedTV. Capture: 3 Silicon Dust HomeRun tuner boxes (6 tuners total) Program Source: OTA antenna 
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