With Google’s unremitting efforts, Chromebook users can run Linux applications on the Linux-based Chrome OS system, and recently the company announced the introduction of support for the Debian installation package in the Files application. At...
François Beaufort, Google’s Chromium technology evangelist, today shared the new features of the upcoming Chromebook with Google+, which is better compatible with Android apps. If the Chromebook you have is supporting Android apps, this feature...
According to Google Chromium developer François Beaufort, the Chrome OS team is planning to have the Chromebook device manage all Android files in the Files app. New features called “Android files” have been implemented in...
At the end of February this year, we reported that Chrome developers are working on a project called Crostini, implying that Chrome OS will support running Linux applications. Yesterday, foreign media Chrome Unboxed confirmed that the latest version of the Chrome...
Chromebook users will soon be able to run Linux distributions and applications on Google Chrome OS hardware in an easier way. According to foreign media Chrome Unboxed, Chromium Gerrit has a newly merged...
Although Google Chrome OS already supports Android applications, it does not support to run in the background, this feature market reaction is not good. As long as the user opens another APP, the originally used...
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