That’s it! Everything you need will install. Go to Settings, Linux (Beta), and turn it on. I assume you’ve already got this one taken care of. Step One – Buy a Linux capable Chromebook If you consider yourself an advanced user, feel free to skip this one. This tutorial starts from scratch, and is mostly for users who might be new to Linux and/or development on a Chromebook. Hey now, you’re the one reading this super niche blog post. I had previously rigged my little Asus to run Chrubuntu as a fun project, so when Google announced in 2019 that all Chromebooks will be Linux ready going forward, I was eager to try it out. Me too! I’ve actually had a cheap Asus Chromebook since 2015, and it’s still kicking, but I recently purchased a new Pixelbook as my new personal laptop and development notebook. If you would like to give me money for this (or any other!) post, you can go to my contact page and make a donation. I am not affiliated with Google or any other brand mentioned, and I am making no money for this post. Hello, and welcome to Another Salesforce Blog! Here I will be posting solutions to problems that I couldn’t find an answer to in hopes of helping those who find themselves stuck when using the Salesforce platform.
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