Google has quietly rolled out the Stable Version of Chrome OS 77, which is available now for nearly all Chromebooks. Here’s what in, and not in, the new software release.

Google is enabling a key Project Crostini component for the next generation of low-cost Chromebooks that will run on new Intel chips. There’s a good chance that going forward, many (if not all) new Chromebooks will run Linux apps on day one.

Drallion is the code-name for a new Chromebook board that should spawn both clamshell and 2-in-1 devices. There are code references to Intel’s Harrison Peak Wi-Fi 6 card as well as a “cml soc”. Could it be Comet Lake?

Some people are reporting a high-impact performance issue after receiving the latest Chrome OS 91 update. These are the Chromebooks that may be affected: Is yours on the list?