Add USB storage and Google Drive storage to Linux on ChromeOS

Once you've installed Linux it can feel a little daunting at first, when considering what and where to go next.
One of the best things you can do is to setup your Chromebook, so it makes using Linux in the future easier. In this video I'll show you how to add an app store, a Linux file manager, and most importantly, how to add USB storage and Google Drive storage to ChromeOS Linux.
Adding USB storage that can be used by Linux on your Chromebook makes perfect sense. After all, by doing this you will free up your valuable local storage space for more important things. Also, adding Google Drive to your Chromebook Linux install, will allow you to easily save files in the cloud directly from your Linux apps.
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[@alanr9496]

Very useful. Thanks.

[@ChromeComputingTV]

Glad it was helpful!

[@DreiKiekensGaming]

This is e very interesting video, it looks more and more like i could be able to replace all the pcs in my house with chrome os. The linux intergration is something i have not touched yet. I will now look if you have a video more in debt about the linux part, like how many space do you assign and what is the space needed for (installing programs, or also files saving... )

[@ChromeComputingTV]

Glad I could help!

[@DenisPrat-sl6qz]

Noo , apt install flatpak or apt install gnome-software. Also after your upgrade , run apt auto remove && apt autoclean