Hi Everyone,
Has anyone done any track planning on a Chromebook, and if so, how? Maybe an online CAD site that has track librarys?
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XTrackCAD has a Linux version that might work.
Thanks, for the reply. If I wanted to go to developer mode, or install linux then that would work. I was hoping to use it out of the box though. If I can't find anything, I may try one of those routes though.
I dont know much about ChromeOS but I know it is Linux based. So other Linux software might be compatible.
Maybe you can configure your home PC for remote desktop and access it and whatever track planning software you already have installed?
Maybe because ChromeOS is designed for "cloud computing" you could install your track planning software onto a remote server and access it there?
Just trying to think outside the box 
