But I’ve found it to work quite well on my Chromebook for things like using Gimp or Firefox. I should point out that this is technically still in beta so there may be some hiccups along the way, and some apps might not work correctly, and this process won’t work at all if your Chromebook is super old.
Meaning once you’ve got it all set up, you won’t know it’s any different from any other app on your Chromebook. (I previously wrote an article about that which you can read here if you’re interested).īut today, I’m going to show you a much simpler easier way to just simply install a few Linux apps within Chrome OS. There is actually a fairly easy way that you can achieve that by using Linux.Īnd I’m not talking about installing Linux as a secondary operating system that you have to switch to every time you want to use a Linux app. You can probably do most of what you need to do by using web apps inside Google Chrome, but other than that, you usually have to turn to Android apps and install an app that is meant for a smartphone or tablet.Īnd Android apps are fine and they get the job done, but if you would like to be able to use some more desktop-class apps on your Chromebook. If you want to install an app on a Chromebook, you’ve probably found that the options available to you are not quite as good as on a Windows or Mac computer.
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