Breadstick Linux update adds Intel-based Googlebook support
The app, which runs a custom Debian container, now works on Intel-powered Google laptops and costs $20 for the Pro version.
Breadstick Linux has released an updated version that supports Intel-based Googlebooks, according to Android Authority. The app is available on the Play Store and serves as an alternative to native Linux support on Google laptops.
Breadstick Linux runs a custom version of the Debian Linux distribution via a container. The developer has tuned the app to run on Google-powered laptops. The latest release adds compatibility with Intel-based Googlebooks.
The app offers a desktop mode, an easy setup process, and quick access to recommended apps. A free version is available, while a Pro version is sold for a one-time fee of $20.
Googlebooks can already run Linux apps through the Android Terminal, but that functionality is barebones and relies on unwieldy commands. The developer initially created Breadstick Linux for phones and tablets.
Quick answers
What is Breadstick Linux?
It is an app on the Play Store that runs a custom version of the Debian Linux distribution via a container, offering an alternative to native Linux support on Googlebooks.
How much does Breadstick Linux cost?
A free version is available. A Pro version is offered for a one-time fee of $20.
Does Breadstick Linux support Intel-based Googlebooks?
Yes, the latest version supports Intel-based Googlebooks.