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Chrome OS not just for web browsing, it has a file manager, media player and more included.

Do not project your opinion on others, this will not work. Just because you think it is bad does not mean it actually is, no argument you had is a K.O. argument because why shall I install another OS and trust randoms when I already decided to trust Google with email etc. Switching each time to other products increases the risk of exposing data to platforms and people you do not know. Google has, as said, high security standards and the OS is same like Windows or other closed platforms well maintained.

Better is not an objective argument, that is why I am out here.

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Chrome OS not just for web browsing, it has a file manager, media player and more included.

I know. It’s shit though.

Do not project your opinion on others, this will not work.

I didn’t, you did. I quote myself:

for me the usability of ChromeOS is bad because I need […]

GalliumOS which, for me, offers a much better Linux experience

ChromeOS is proprietary. That’s the reason I don’t like it.

Where did I say you shouldn’t like it either? Again:

So you basically disagree without even reading nor understanding my comment. Alright.

I’ll stop discussing this with you as you clearly can’t read.

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