Hello Michael

I remember that Yoshiki Ohshima wrote a VM for Google Native Client. http://forum.world.st/Squeak-VM-port-to-Google-Native-Client-td3494618.html I'm not sure it directly runs on Chromebook or not. However I guess it might be a starting point for it.

Regards, Kazuhiro Abe

2013/2/6 Michael McKelvey mlmckelvey@gmail.com:

Hello Squeakland community,

I'm hoping someone out there can give me a definitive answer on trying to use Etoys on a Chromebook. My initial assumption and experience has been that it is not going to work, at least at this time, but I am trying to confirm that one way or the other. Etoys-to-Go hasn't gotten me anywhere -- anything I try to run just tells me that the file type is not supported. It seems the most viable solution would be a Google Chrome extension... is that a possibility or completely outside the scope of the Etoys project?

Thanks in advance for any guidance!

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On Wednesday 06 February 2013 12:32 AM, Michael McKelvey wrote:

Hello Squeakland community,

I'm hoping someone out there can give me a definitive answer on trying to use Etoys on a Chromebook.

Etoys on Chromebook would be an "impedance mismatch". Etoys is designed to run mostly standalone (big image on local disk) while Chromebook is designed to work like an Internet terminal. While it may be possible to squeeze Etoys into this model with some brain surgery, I don't see it as viable in the long term compared something like Lively Kernel on Chromebook.

Regards .. Subbu