You will see a notification that a download is about to take place.Ĭlick on the blue "Next" button. You will see the entry Linux Development Environment (Beta) in the search results.Ĭlick on the "Activate" button. On the Settings page, type "linux" in the search bar. Click on the notification area (system tray) to open the Settings menu and click on the gear icon.
It's simple to do, but it takes a moment or two. If you have not yet activated the Linux subsystem, you should do so now. Of course, you need to have a Chromebook that can run the Linux subsystem and run Android apps, but all recent models should be able to do that. You just need to turn on Android debugging mode, and it doesn't require a factory reset. Using your Chromebook's Linux subsystem, it is possible to install Android apps from APK files without setting up developer mode. It also presented a scary warning every time you boot your Chromebook and also reduced your security. It required a system reset, or powerwash, which brought your Chromebook back to a new, clean condition. Installing an APK on a Chromebook previously meant switching your Chromebook to developer mode. Bundling the application and its dependencies into a single file greatly facilitates distribution and copying. It is the name of a file type that contains an Android app and all of its required files. APK means both UNEndroid Packnowledgment Kthat and UNEndroid Pca Kage. Installing an Android app from an unofficial repository means downloading an APK and installing it. And sometimes developers release their stable and safe versions through Google Play, but make other versions, such as potentially unstable daily development versions, available elsewhere. They may have a problem with Google and want to bypass the usual app delivery mechanisms. Again, it may be a self-imposed exile by the programmers. Maybe Google banned the app because it doesn't meet Google's stipulations. There could be a number of reasons for this. Some Android apps are not listed on Google Play.
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