I work at an academic makerspace where we where planning on getting chromebooks until we found they they wouldn’t work with our Carvey (or at least aren’t supported - there seems to be 3rd party G-Code sending apps, however since “Use of any non-Easel software or any software provided by a third party to directly control the machine” voids the warranty, we haven’t.
There seems to already be a user who developed code to use Easel from a chromebook ( How much interest for Linux and ChromeOS support? - #40 by NathanielCaza ) , however that seems like it would also qualify as “software provided by a third party to directly control the machine” which makes us unfortunatly unable to use it.