How to get Ubuntu on Chromebook without Dev Mod? [closed]
How do you get an Ubuntu terminal on Chromebook without Developer mode? I am using a school issue chromebook.
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How do you get an Ubuntu terminal on Chromebook without Developer mode? I am using a school issue chromebook.
terminal chromebook
asked Feb 1 at 16:01
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closed as off-topic by Debra, music2myear, DrMoishe Pippik, Twisty Impersonator, Lawrence Feb 7 at 8:34
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Maybe you shouldn't be trying to install unauthorized software/OS is an hardware that isn't yours??
– GabrielaGarcia
Feb 1 at 19:04
@GabrielaGarcia When I give it back at the end of the year, they will reset everything
– 12944 qwerty
Feb 1 at 20:09
Are you referring to just the terminal utility or Ubuntu with a CLI? Chromebooks are locked down to ensure that they don't become corrupted. You need to use Dev Mod to change the OS. You might find this interesting: howtogeek.com/162120/….
– fixer1234
Feb 1 at 20:56
@fixer1234 I want the terminal. I also don’t want Dev Mod
– 12944 qwerty
Feb 3 at 3:36
howtogeek.com/367333/…
– fixer1234
Feb 3 at 3:46
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How do you get an Ubuntu terminal on Chromebook without Developer mode? I am using a school issue chromebook.
terminal chromebook
asked Feb 1 at 16:01
12944 qwerty12944 qwerty
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How do you get an Ubuntu terminal on Chromebook without Developer mode? I am using a school issue chromebook.
terminal chromebook
terminal chromebook
asked Feb 1 at 16:01
12944 qwerty12944 qwerty
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asked Feb 1 at 16:01
12944 qwerty12944 qwerty
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asked Feb 1 at 16:01
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asked Feb 1 at 16:01
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asked Feb 1 at 16:01
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closed as off-topic by Debra, music2myear, DrMoishe Pippik, Twisty Impersonator, Lawrence Feb 7 at 8:34
This question appears to be off-topic. The users who voted to close gave this specific reason:
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closed as off-topic by Debra, music2myear, DrMoishe Pippik, Twisty Impersonator, Lawrence Feb 7 at 8:34
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Maybe you shouldn't be trying to install unauthorized software/OS is an hardware that isn't yours??
– GabrielaGarcia
Feb 1 at 19:04
@GabrielaGarcia When I give it back at the end of the year, they will reset everything
– 12944 qwerty
Feb 1 at 20:09
Are you referring to just the terminal utility or Ubuntu with a CLI? Chromebooks are locked down to ensure that they don't become corrupted. You need to use Dev Mod to change the OS. You might find this interesting: howtogeek.com/162120/….
– fixer1234
Feb 1 at 20:56
@fixer1234 I want the terminal. I also don’t want Dev Mod
– 12944 qwerty
Feb 3 at 3:36
howtogeek.com/367333/…
– fixer1234
Feb 3 at 3:46
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Maybe you shouldn't be trying to install unauthorized software/OS is an hardware that isn't yours??
– GabrielaGarcia
Feb 1 at 19:04
@GabrielaGarcia When I give it back at the end of the year, they will reset everything
– 12944 qwerty
Feb 1 at 20:09
Are you referring to just the terminal utility or Ubuntu with a CLI? Chromebooks are locked down to ensure that they don't become corrupted. You need to use Dev Mod to change the OS. You might find this interesting: howtogeek.com/162120/….
– fixer1234
Feb 1 at 20:56
@fixer1234 I want the terminal. I also don’t want Dev Mod
– 12944 qwerty
Feb 3 at 3:36
howtogeek.com/367333/…
– fixer1234
Feb 3 at 3:46
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Maybe you shouldn't be trying to install unauthorized software/OS is an hardware that isn't yours??
– GabrielaGarcia
Feb 1 at 19:04
Maybe you shouldn't be trying to install unauthorized software/OS is an hardware that isn't yours??
– GabrielaGarcia
Feb 1 at 19:04
@GabrielaGarcia When I give it back at the end of the year, they will reset everything
– 12944 qwerty
Feb 1 at 20:09
@GabrielaGarcia When I give it back at the end of the year, they will reset everything
– 12944 qwerty
Feb 1 at 20:09
Are you referring to just the terminal utility or Ubuntu with a CLI? Chromebooks are locked down to ensure that they don't become corrupted. You need to use Dev Mod to change the OS. You might find this interesting: howtogeek.com/162120/….
– fixer1234
Feb 1 at 20:56
Are you referring to just the terminal utility or Ubuntu with a CLI? Chromebooks are locked down to ensure that they don't become corrupted. You need to use Dev Mod to change the OS. You might find this interesting: howtogeek.com/162120/….
– fixer1234
Feb 1 at 20:56
@fixer1234 I want the terminal. I also don’t want Dev Mod
– 12944 qwerty
Feb 3 at 3:36
@fixer1234 I want the terminal. I also don’t want Dev Mod
– 12944 qwerty
Feb 3 at 3:36
howtogeek.com/367333/…
– fixer1234
Feb 3 at 3:46
howtogeek.com/367333/…
– fixer1234
Feb 3 at 3:46
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Chromebooks do not run Ubuntu, and so you will not be able to run the Ubuntu command line interface on this school-owned Chromebook. Because Chrome OS is based on Linux, however, there is a "CROSH", or ChromeOS Shell.
Whether you can access this is a matter for the school IT to decide. If they have allowed it, they will be able to tell you how to access it. If they have not allowed it, you will a) not be able to access it, or b) be in violation of the terms of your education if you do. Either way, the correct thing to do is to speak with your school IT staff regarding this.
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Chromebooks do not run Ubuntu, and so you will not be able to run the Ubuntu command line interface on this school-owned Chromebook. Because Chrome OS is based on Linux, however, there is a "CROSH", or ChromeOS Shell.
Whether you can access this is a matter for the school IT to decide. If they have allowed it, they will be able to tell you how to access it. If they have not allowed it, you will a) not be able to access it, or b) be in violation of the terms of your education if you do. Either way, the correct thing to do is to speak with your school IT staff regarding this.
answered Feb 4 at 16:49
music2myearmusic2myear
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Chromebooks do not run Ubuntu, and so you will not be able to run the Ubuntu command line interface on this school-owned Chromebook. Because Chrome OS is based on Linux, however, there is a "CROSH", or ChromeOS Shell.
Whether you can access this is a matter for the school IT to decide. If they have allowed it, they will be able to tell you how to access it. If they have not allowed it, you will a) not be able to access it, or b) be in violation of the terms of your education if you do. Either way, the correct thing to do is to speak with your school IT staff regarding this.
answered Feb 4 at 16:49
music2myearmusic2myear
31.4k858101
add a comment |
Chromebooks do not run Ubuntu, and so you will not be able to run the Ubuntu command line interface on this school-owned Chromebook. Because Chrome OS is based on Linux, however, there is a "CROSH", or ChromeOS Shell.
Whether you can access this is a matter for the school IT to decide. If they have allowed it, they will be able to tell you how to access it. If they have not allowed it, you will a) not be able to access it, or b) be in violation of the terms of your education if you do. Either way, the correct thing to do is to speak with your school IT staff regarding this.
answered Feb 4 at 16:49
music2myearmusic2myear
31.4k858101
Chromebooks do not run Ubuntu, and so you will not be able to run the Ubuntu command line interface on this school-owned Chromebook. Because Chrome OS is based on Linux, however, there is a "CROSH", or ChromeOS Shell.
Whether you can access this is a matter for the school IT to decide. If they have allowed it, they will be able to tell you how to access it. If they have not allowed it, you will a) not be able to access it, or b) be in violation of the terms of your education if you do. Either way, the correct thing to do is to speak with your school IT staff regarding this.
answered Feb 4 at 16:49
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answered Feb 4 at 16:49
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answered Feb 4 at 16:49
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answered Feb 4 at 16:49
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1
Maybe you shouldn't be trying to install unauthorized software/OS is an hardware that isn't yours??
– GabrielaGarcia
Feb 1 at 19:04
@GabrielaGarcia When I give it back at the end of the year, they will reset everything
– 12944 qwerty
Feb 1 at 20:09
Are you referring to just the terminal utility or Ubuntu with a CLI? Chromebooks are locked down to ensure that they don't become corrupted. You need to use Dev Mod to change the OS. You might find this interesting: howtogeek.com/162120/….
– fixer1234
Feb 1 at 20:56
@fixer1234 I want the terminal. I also don’t want Dev Mod
– 12944 qwerty
Feb 3 at 3:36
howtogeek.com/367333/…
– fixer1234
Feb 3 at 3:46