How to install Linux on your Chromebook
(Android Central)

Chromebooks can do a lot right out of the box. However, if you want just a little more, you can install Linux apps to most newer models (see the full list here) and have access to a full catalog of desktop-class applications. Products used in this guide Google`s newest: Google Pixelbook Go (From $649 at Amazon) How to enable Linux Your Chromebook already runs Linux because Chrome is its own Linux distribution, but it`s a very locked-down version without access to most Linux tools and programs by default. Luckily, turning everything on is easy. At the bottom right of your system tray, click on the clock. Select the gear icon to open the settings. Scroll down until you see `Linux (Beta)` and choose Turn On. Read and follow the simple on-screen prompts and wait for things to finish. This could take 10-15 minutes. Once the terminal window opens, you are ready to type Linux commands. You can always find the Linux terminal in your app drawer if you choose to close it now. At th...