Install Any Application on Chrome OS
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- Опубликовано: 21 авг 2024
- Learn to install desktop applications on Chrome OS AND install unsigned apps by sideloading on Chromebook as well! .
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I'm utterly baffled that every idea for improving ChromeOS, including those coming directly from Google, involve undoing or undermining the very things that attracted me to the platform in the first place.
Loving this series. Its clearly showing me how much of a novice chrome os user I've been with all of these tools. Also would love to see a video of replacing the debian VM google uses at least as a fun side project :)
A nice addition to the ChromeOS shell... thank you Chris!
Didn't install neofetch?!
You're officially fired from being a Linux RUclipsr! XD
not even a chrome distro logo for neofetch :((((
Dear Chris. Thank you for amazing content throughout the years. I was wondering thought If you could make a Windows 8.1 debloat, or atleast one-driver, telemetry removal script of sorts. We have an old laptop which does not run well even with debloated windows 10. Win 8.1 seem to work fine, but the bloatware is quite annoying :) thank you !
It is snappy but bear in mind your hardware is not exactly weak to begin with. The problem with most of the chromebooks is that they are cheap but also - as a rule of thumb - not the best hardware around. Last time I asked for the exact model you had because it looked kind of expensive - and it is not very cheap, indeed. Which is not ideal for a chromebook which are expected to be cheap - especially that they are somewhat limited in capabilities or upgradeability anyway.
Ok, i actually kind of hate the idea of chromebooks in the first place, they are modern examples of netbooks, computers that shouldn't exist anymore. I literally can go out and buy a secondhand laptop that has better specs, more storage and COSTS LESS than a chromebook with much worse specs. At that point the chromebook is reduced to basically e-waste as the secondhand laptop will beat it in every way, except maybe portability.
I get that lots of people just use chrome or another browser on their laptops and that's fine but my point being you can find something cheaper and BETTER easily.
The cherry on top is that those second hand laptops will have windows or macos preinstalled, both of which are far more usable as an actual operating system, and better yet you can install linux on the windows laptops to speed them up and make them even more useful. That means you won't have these idiotic workarounds like installing unofficial package managers and running virtual machines on an already power-starved machine just to have something other than chrome or phone apps on it.
That's my vent over at least. I liked the video!
Were chromebooks ever useful? Netbooks were at least a good option for a really cheap and small laptop with great battery life.
@@justsomeguy8385 netbooks were fine for the time because at that time there wasn't really a good option for a cheap good secondhand laptop since laptops weren't as popular as they are now. Also battery tech in the recent years has gotten so much better, it's hard to find a laptop with truly bad battery life.
I think chromebooks are useful in a school or office setting as a computer to look something up quickly or to simply be cheap. Nothing much other than that though.
In the previous video you mentioned that you "can be tempted to remove Chrome OS and just install Arch outright". Is that actually possible to do, and if so, is this basically a method to kinda "De-Google" this device? Also, did you try upgrading Debian shell to Sid?
I mean why are buying Chromebook if you are into degoogling.
@@ravitejaknts There was nothing implying "buying" in my post. The question is out of curiosity and to have fun. But, that being said, imagine you already have one lying around, gathering dust (maybe you were given one as a present or a studying tool, or bought it way back, whatever). You can try various things with it, having fun in the process, probably finding more actual use for the machine you considered useless, or you can throw it away. Which one is better? Just a thought.
Yes, you can do this, but most of the chromebooks have hardware specific keys that make it less than ideal. For instance there is no Meta Key and it is missing all the F1-F10 keys and instead has a search key that is required to press to do a F-Key. It would be pretty wierd doing it on a Chromebook, but entirely possible. The other draw back is the starting screen always wants to format and reinstall stock google because of the custom firmware. It just is not a great experience.
Thank you! This just made my CloudReady a lot better, since I can’t use VM :)
Nice video, good for a first time chromebrew user like me and a fair number of pro tips thrown in for good measure, thanks Chris. can you tell more about the chronos (sp?) extension?
Awesome video, thanks! First time I've heard of crew! I wonder how well Steam Link or Moonlight works on ChromeOS, I'm curious as I like to play a lot of stuff on the couch with a controller, running off of my PC in another room
This is a really interesting. Really looking forward to see what you do next!!
Hey Chris, ever tried using brunch framework to install full-fledged ChromeOS into pretty much anything? I remember putting it on a Ryzen 4800U laptop and it worked great 😂
I'm running ChromeOS on a T550 (16gb ram, core i7) and man, this thing is flying! Everything is fluid. I dual boot it with Win 11 and I'm very happy
I really want to like ChromeOS and hardware, and I dabble with it. But bottom line, its a very limiting place. And in terms of VMs or more extensive compute, as most units come with fairly nasty hardware, and lack being able to upgrade RAM/HD, even dabbling in VMs here is kind of like fighting a dead end.
Project Brunch
Yea I don't see the hype at all. It's fun to piss around with for a little, but after that it's not worth a damn honestly.
SUPPORTING COMMIE ENTERPRISES IS NOT SOMETHING I SUPPORT.........BUT I STILL LIKE YOU!!!
ikr, even if it's cheap, you can get cheaper older used laptops and just install GNU/Linux for a far better outcome. But anyways, Google is by far the best out of the trash companies like Apple and Facebook, because Google at least has useful products, unlike others pure garbage. I can see myself using some of the Google stuff, but never Apple or Facebook, it's just too big of gap between them.
google is as capitalistic as it comes what do you mean man
Chris should really be drinking during these ChromeOS vids. ;-) Kudos on the NASA shirt!
any thoughts on google IT certificate from coursera? i would love your thoughts on the subject.
Certificates are just meant as a gateway to gain experience, much like college degrees. After you get experience nothing else matters.
I have 11 professional certs in a variety of subjects, but I don't really care about them. I've met enough paper tigers in my day that I don't like talking about them. There is nothing more powerful than showing someone you can do the work.
@@ChrisTitusTech for someone like myself looking to switch careers do you think it is a worthwhile way of gaining experience in the field?
@@dabbstermcdabberton2126 Experience comes from getting a tech job and running lab environments. Certifications are just a method of getting your foot in the door. Networking through People is the most powerful way to get that first bit of experience.
@@ChrisTitusTech thanks for the insight. i really appreciate it.
Hello Chris, i was wondering if you could link specs to you Chromebook and the model as i am looking into getting one myself. Thanks
Interesting and neat. But as you said, Crostini leaves ChromeOS stock and it is so very simple.
So much love and good vibes
Not related to the video but I need to ask. In the github page of win 10 debloat script, I see that there are 2 Individual Script. Do they auto run when we do Essential Tweaks from Debloat Box?
Waiting for the VM stuff on Chrome OS, didn't think COS it would be so polished. Maybe I'd get this instead of an iPad
Chris brother. I'm looking all over for the video you did with the NUC vs The HP? With the dual NICs and the HDMI in and HDMI out. What was that machine?
this weekend Debian 11, add last after years time to upgrade !!!! ( alway'z waiting sind i used version 2.0 )
Do "most people" honestly use nano? That is just mind boggling to me if it is true.
I hear English, but I've no clue as s to what you're saying. Thanks for sharing. I watch to learn.
@Brian Embry
I'm just learning myself. I feel like I am listening to English but that I'm not understanding it YET. As I go through the paces I'm sure I'll acclimate well.
Hey Chris did you know you are in the promotion video for odysee?
I do chromeos-setdevpassword but it keeps telling me it's not a command
when i type sudo su, it says no new privileges. What should i do sir?
List time I commented to try out chromebrew and you got a video out of it. Now I want you to thank me and try out Project Croissant or alternative is branch framework which is more up to date
Could you help please...? [ERROR:src/main.rs:181] ERROR: unknown command: curl
Does Steam work this way? Just to be able to install games onto an sdcard
Will this work if I’m trying to use my razor naga x on Chromebook
the "shell" command isn't working.
Is Gentoo still a hassle to install with all the use flags?
.appImage works without a shortcut on a desktop or home directory ?
Still don't see the point of ChromeOS. GIMP opens just as fast on my Manjaro system, so I don't see how ChromeOS is any snappier or more tightly integrated than a regular Linux rig. I thought the one selling point ChromeOS has over the other major OSes would be Android integration, but if it can't even run all Android apps, then it's just... kinda pathetic. Maybe I'm missing something, but I've watched both videos and it's still pretty meh.
Chris is geeking out playing with something newer to him. Android integration isn't for everybody. But for typical non-geek users it has advantages. Sorta like the Mac/iPad/iPhone synergies.
Is all about the architecture, if you chromebook have x86 it probably will have some problems with some Android apps, the same will happen with android apps on windows 11 via the store, but if you have an arm chromebook, it probably run any android apps without problems, but if chrome os now give you the option to install Linux software on a device that the battery last around 8 hours and updates like charm, why is that a bad thing, dont we all want that linux apps get more public?
@@Nsfwstar Ah, that explanation makes sense. Didn't think about it.
@@lapin_noir i got two chromebooks, one with x86 an the other with arm,
the x86 give me more compatibility with linux apps but some funny bugs with some Android apps,
The arm one give me full compatibility with android apps but only give me acces to arm linux apps, (something like the discord linux app doesn't even install on this arm chromebook)
So is a trade off, you choose the one that benefits you the most xd
@@Nsfwstar No one said it was a bad thing. Speak for yourself
waiting for next one
Talk about ssh\x11 in chromebook to make possible to run heavy programs on cheap computers
Why is vscodium not work with the market?
05:40 Isn't it possible to use something like Dmenu (bound to a keyboard shortcut) as a launcher?!
Can you push that .apk throw an android emulator? Maybe installing android studio?
Hey Chris When MS Release Final Win11 Version. Can You Make A Video how to do an in-place upgrade from windows 10 to windows 11 using DISM? without losing files?
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Ive failed at the first hurdle! Opened up terminal and typed chromeos-setdevpasswd and got command cannot be found! 😞 Then typed sudo su and seemed to move to a root command line... Looked good... Then typed chromeos-setdevpasswd again and got command cannot be found... Then realised that you were in crosh.. So Crtl+Alt+T and that opened. Typed shell and got unknown command... Getting very frustrated now.. Typed sudo apt su and got unknown command! I am completely snookered! Anyone? Im just trying to figure how to install Remnote for studying.. and I and loosing valuable study time :-( Anyone got answers I would be very greatful thank you
Please make a video on how to install chrome os.
wich terminal is that
Can I install windows .exe files using this.
Asus cx9 Chromebook with 11th gen i7 launched
Thanks Chris! Love all your videos, kindest regards, as ALWAYS Richard U.K
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would anbox install and run apk apps?
Please try wayne os
What is your chromebook architecture? ARM64 or X86?
Alex got it right... x86. That APK I was trying to side load only had arm apk packages.
Essentially ChromeOS & WSL on Windows are both trying to achieve the same thing... but why not just use a Linux distro and be done with it? Just wondering...
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since Chrome os is based on gentoo Linux
@Alts'Alts I don’t understand why can’t just google just based chrome os of Debian or Ubuntu since gentoo Linux has a small user base and plus they don’t have to use vm for Linux apps support . Like seriously you make a distro based of gentoo but use a Debian vm for Linux apps support like bruh .
Sadly my school blocked dev mode
Can you install Windows programs to ChromeOS?
If wine is working on it.
@@williamhestilow4021 Thanks
Wouldn't it be great if portage was still on there.
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I’m pretty sure since chrome os is based of chromium os which is based of gentoo , google does use portage as the package manager they just hide that in the background . but if I can remember in the chromium os docs you can technically enable some settings and then can use emerge ( portage front end command line package manager) to install binary packages .
Will this work on Cloudready?
@Alts'Alts have you tried?
If only there was a way to remove the annoying beeping when you are in dev mode.
sudo rmmod pcspkr
Works until reboot, unloads the kernel module that handles the pc speaker.
This at least works on most Linux distributors, ChromeOS may be different.
i like nano not vim
vim is very complicated
Chris is the best
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@@user-qf1is3yk9j you're a malware
How did you install arch ? 😭😩
he uses arch, he wont tell you
So fucking annoying when my screen doesn't match his and he just assumes you know what he's talking about. On my screen it just says crosh >
How do I get the chronolocal host green letters? Also what's up with the # / characters that go before what he's typing?
type "shell" cause thats what it looks lke he did
never mind this is what pops up when i search it
Press [ Ctrl ] [ Alt ] [ T ] to get the [ crosh] shell. Use the shell command to get the shell prompt. NOTE: even if you set a password for the chronos user, you won't need it here (though you still need it for sudo access)
nevermind AGAIn it says u need to enable dev mod which power washes ur chromebook
love you i hust got a chromebook as a gift....can you please type me or help me install opentoonz in chromebook.....flatpak, sap method didn't work for me.....
Dafuq… I was all of a sudden unsubscribed :-( I watched your video 3 days ago and sometime after that, YT F’ed up…
Happy to report that I clicked the sub button once again :-)
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Can install Mozilla Firefox? 🤣
Google's Productivity tools like Docs, Sheets and Slides are good but limited. Therefore, like Apple's Mac OS, Google's Chrome OS too needs a native version of MS OFFICE. Google should deal with Microsoft and get them to launch a version of the MS OFFICE for Chrome OS. MS OFFICE should come pre-installed with the Chromebooks. It's the only thing that I miss the most on my Chromebook.
Too bad linux
Hey can you make a video to install chrome os on a windows 10 laptop not the chromium os as some cheap win 10 laptop can't even run win 10 🤣🤣
Chrome OS is worse than RedStarOS
if you can remove Google from Chrome OS then congratulation u have a gentoo laptop
Chrome os is fine for someone who likes google and chrome, of course if someone dislike chrome then the os is not for them, so if thats your argument that because you dont like chrome, the os is bad, that's a very subjective argument xd
@@Nsfwstar no the problem is
Google is killing linux with linux like what Microsoft did with linux subsystem
And Wtf are u on about ?"if u don't like chrome then os is not for u"
This was the only 1:1 Dog shit that can anyone say
Cya!
@@alex_schwartz I never cancel others, I just tell them how much their OS sucks if it's not Linux. :) Seriously, there are people I'd suggest looking at a Chromebook rather than anything else; they're not geeks of any sort, and don't do anything on a command line (they don't even know it exists!). Ditto for Windows and Mac; Chris said in another video how he still uses some Windows-based software because nothing in the other OS Universes works like how it works, or how he likes to work.
@@firesnake6311 i still trying to find some direct argument about why chrome os sucks in your comment, apparently you are angry because chrome os is gaining popularity instead of (lets say vanilla*) gnu/linux, bro you are a fanboy that's all lol
@@Nsfwstar I'm not fan of anything
My problem is the data the freaking privacy
Why should anyone pay for anything against him/her????
I don't really get it , I'm not a linux or bsd fan, I just wanna know why ppl saying stuff or doing stuff that's against them that's it all
That's the whole idea behind my rambles
Dude you're drunk
First
Sadly It doesn't effect on anything bro :(
這是什麼樣的賺錢的工作呢？可以翻譯爲中文？
set dev_boot_signed_only=1