This is for what can be considered an enterprise network troubleshooting & inventory management app, that could be say deployed by Mobile Device Management (MDM) infrastructure.
When I helped a colleague with this R&D, found that the Android side of ChromeOS does not expose the real device IP address nor hostname. The OS version reported is Android but there appeared to be a build environment variable that could be read to get the ChromeOS version. The model returned wasn't ideal to distinguish a Chromebook either being a "Google Pixel Slate".
I'm not too familiar with ChromeOS/Chromebook development and there doesn't appear to be much documentation for it, and the Android support does are generic and do not provide explicit info on what you don't actually get from Android on ChromeOS.
So I'm just wondering whether anyone knows if there's a way to build the type of app above that I mention using native Chrome development (is there such a thing?) or the Linux side/support of ChromeOS (which I have't yet looked into), since we know it's not possible on the Android side. For native Chrome development came across some info on the "Native Client" but which will be dropped from support soon.
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