To disable Linux's access to a shared folder, go to the Linux development environment under the Settings app, select Manage shared folders, and click on the “X” in front of the folder to remove it from the list of folders Linux has access to.Īs stated above, all Chromebooks released in 2019 and later support the feature but it is also possible that a Chrome OS device that meets that requirement may not support it. To do this, open the Files app, right-click on any folder, and select Share with Linux from the list of options that appears. You can either right click on the Terminal Icon and select "Shut down Linux (Beta)" or just restart your Chromebook.įlatpak is a new packaging format for Linux, click here to learn how to add Flatpak support.To grant Linux access to the device's microphone, turn on the toggle in front of the menu that says Allow Linux to access your microphone. Users can also grant Linux access to their files and folders, so that installed Linux apps can access them. Once it's done, you'll need to restart your Linux container. This script will take some time depending on how fast your Chromebook and internet speeds are. Sudo bash /opt/google/cros-containers/bin/upgrade_container If the version is not 10 (buster) or above, you'll need to run the update script: Once you've enabled Linux, check the Terminal to see if you have the correct version: Follow these instructions from Google if you need to upgrade your OS.Ĭlick here to learn more about how to set up Linux (Beta) on your Chromebook. You can check this by going to chrome://version in the Chrome browser address bar.
To run Firefox on ChromeOS you first need to ensure that your system meets the following requirements:
This article will explain the system requirements needed in order to run Firefox on ChromeOS and how to set this up.
Firefox can now be installed on Chromebooks and other devices running ChromeOS.
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