If you don’t see these options on your machine, don’t worry about it and just move to the next step. Chrome will be required to restart for it to take effect. After that, go to chrome://flags/#enable-experimental-crostini-ui and enable the flag. The first step is to head to chrome://components/ in your browser and check for an update for cros-termina.
Next, depending on your specific Chromebook, there will be two things you need to do. If you need help doing this, we have a full tutorial here. How to enable Linux apps (beta) on Chrome OSįirst, you’re going to need to switch your Chromebook to the Dev channel. Here’s how to turn it on if you’re willing to deal with buggy software. Since then, we’ve seen several Chromebooks gain the ability in beta form. Back at I/O 2018, Google confirmed that it would soon bring Linux app support to Chrome OS.
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