Look at the void. Type ping 8.8.8.8 . Watch the bytes fly.
Suddenly, you aren't a student or an office worker. You are a sysadmin. You’ll see a live leaderboard of every process eating your RAM. Watch tab processes fight for dominance. (Spoiler: It’s always the Google Doc with 47 embedded images). Here is where Crosh gets really interesting. crosh window
You can't just type rm -rf / and break your Chromebook. Google built training wheels into this thing. Most of the truly dangerous commands are locked behind that shell wall, and even then, you need to enable Developer Mode (which wipes your device). Look at the void
But if you’ve ever pressed , you know exactly what I’m talking about. You’ve opened the Crosh window . Suddenly, you aren't a student or an office worker