These days, I find myself rotating between Windows 11 and ChromeOS a lot. They're similar operating systems in a lot of ways. Both run Android apps and Linux apps, and even have great cross-device synergy with Android phones. I've written extensively about both operating systems and use devices with both, but lately, I've been leaning more towards ChromeOS, most recently noting reasons why I like my Chromebook more than my Surface, and even more than some of the best laptops. At the core of my opinion is that ChromeOS is a more lightweight and efficient operating system than Windows.
5 features Windows needs that ChromeOS already has
