Two weeks ago, Friend was in Texas and He drove down to see me. We knocked back a few beers on some small patio bar in Round Rock. When the subject turned to work, I knew Friend was in a position to answer a question for me. It’s probably something you knew in your gut anyway. Yeah you did. I asked him the question: “Why does Google refuse to reference that Android or Chromebooks are Linux-based?” He took a pull on his Shiner Bock and did something I didn’t really expect. He answered me.
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