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Sadly it depends on your school's policy. The builds should work on all Chromebooks, but you need to have one of: 1) An Intel or ARM64 Chromebook with Google'
by headmelted 8y ago
Sadly it depends on your school's policy.
The builds should work on all Chromebooks, but you need to have one of:
1) An Intel or ARM64 Chromebook with Google's official Linux Apps support. This is the easiest path, and most likely to be available to you in education. You can install the relevant build from the GitHub releases page.
2) The ability to enable developer mode on the device. The scripts linked in the post will automate setting up an Ubuntu jail and installing the builds of Code into it.
Theoretically this gives 100% coverage of devices, but only if you're not restricted by the school/IT department.
- askvictor 8y agoDoesn't yet work on enterprise enrolled Chromebooks (as most schools use). I'm eagerly awaiting your feature for similar reasons.
- headmelted 8y agoLet me experiment with setting up an enterprise account and getting a look at this. This is the biggest reason for the project to exist so I'd like to find a way around this if I can.