Installing Chrome on Linux has a little twist as it’s not an open-source browser. So let’s check out how you can easily install Chrome browser from a Linux terminal.

How to Install Linux Apps on ChromeOS Now that you have Linux installed and configured, there are a few different ways to install Linux apps within ChromeOS.

This new Chromebook Linux feature is Crostini, the umbrella technology for getting Linux running with Chrome OS. Crostini gets enough Linux running to run KVM, Linux's built-in virtual machine (VM).

If you'd like to employ a Chromebook as a developer machine, you might be interested in a new multi-Linux container feature in Chrome OS 98. Jack Wallen shows you how to enable and use it.

How to enable Linux apps (beta) on Chrome OS First, you’re going to need to switch your Chromebook to the Dev channel. If you need help doing this, we have a full tutorial here.