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Install Apps on Your Chromebook With Ubuntu Linux
Jun 7, 2016
In this revised video, we take you from start to finish installing Ubuntu Linux on your Chrome OS device. This will work for all Chrome OS devices, including Chromebooks, Chromeboxes, and Chromebases. Follow the link below to the site for a full write up containing all the resources and links you will need to get this up and running on your own Chrome OS device!
http://chromeunboxed.com/install-native-apps-on-your-chromebook-with-ubuntu-linux
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hey folks Robbie Payne with chrome unbox coming at you today with a full guide on how to install Ubuntu Linux on your
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Chromebook we have here with us the HB Chromebook 13 uh it's newly here in the office um as part of the review process
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we're going to get um auntu installed on it and I wanted to kind of share that process with you we have an older video
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on the channel that covers most of this stuff and while it still technically works there's a few missing pieces to
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that uh whole puzzle and so wanted to kind of update that video give a a fresh new perspective especially on a brand
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new Chromebook um so that you guys can kind of see this thing from start to finish every piece that you need to get it running and and how to install a few
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apps once you get uh Ubuntu running in whatever kind of environment that you like it so I'm going to try to cover
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everything that I've figured out and kind of discovered with this process thus far and so it can kind of get you started in a spot where you can get it
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installed on your own Chromebook and get some of the apps going um on your device that that could possibly help fill some
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of that protoc it hole especially until uh Android apps show up so over the next few months Um this can this can help uh
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you make the most out of your Chromebook and so um we're going to talk through pretty much everything I can think of
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when it comes to installing utu on a Chromebook um so without any further Ado let's get
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[Music]
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started all right guys so here we are at the lock screen um you don't have to be logged in or anything but the first
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thing we need to do is we need to get this device into developer mode so I'm going to show you how to do that um
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pretty quickly and um we're going to have a lot of cutaways back and forth um
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with this video because there's things that take some time so um so the first part is I'm going to tilt this up just
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so you can see so you've got the escape the refresh and power now and some
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devices power key is going to be along the side that kind of thing so we're going to hold the escape in the back or
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in the refresh key and just touch power and you'll see immediately that the device
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will uh reboot and it says please insert
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recovery don't freak out just hit controll and D together turn OS
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verification off press enter that's exactly what we want to do so we're going to hit enter
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and this is what we want each time you boot up you're going to see this screen you can again control D to skip
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this and here you go up at the top it says uh starting in 30 seconds your system transitioning to developer mode
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uh local data will be cleared so again be sure that you have everything cleared off of here anything local stored you
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want to make sure and have it either backed up to an SD card or backed up to Google Drive this should take I don't
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know somewhere between 5 and 10 minutes slower machines can take a little bit longer so we're going to cut away and
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we'll be back with the next part all right guys we're back and as soon as you get done with that step it's going to reboot if you leave your device sitting
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still for a little bit you're going to hear it beep in a second this is again the same screen that you'll just hit controll D to bypass and move
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on I'm going to let it sit here for a second so you can kind of hear that beep so again if you hear this don't freak
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out and each machine has a little different sound to it it'll move on by itself in a second I'm going to go ahead
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and hit control D and move us beyond that so now you're going to boot back up
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um basically to stock so um the way it looked when it came out of the box if you're doing this immediately then it's
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going to look the exact same as it did just a minute ago let's make sure we're focused in
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and this on the network
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so it's completely up to you at this point if you want to walk yourself through and get everything signed in
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then that's
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fine faster your machine is obviously the faster a lot of this stuff goes cuz now it's going to want to sync up
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everything that you do um all your bookmarks all that kind of stuff all your apps and that's fine
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um while it's doing so the next thing you're going to do is open up Chrome and you're going to Google um
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install Crouton you can just Google Crouton as well if you want to um but
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we're looking for this one right here so the GitHub Oh see it's going to jump around on me a little bit uh
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um so we're going to install this and if you scroll down um to the
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usage section there's a short link here and that's going to get you the latest
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version of Crouton and it's going to put it in your downloads folder which is exactly where you want to go just save that it's a
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very tiny file and then you can close your your browser again all right so here's the first step
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you're going to hit control alt and T together okay that's going to bring up
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um your cros and your Chrome OS developer shell so the first thing you're going to type and again um all
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this stuff is going to be typed up fully on the website going type
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shell and we're going to type pseudo sh tillate forward slash and as
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your stuff's installing it's just going to keep doing this um just fair warning
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downloads Crouton and now we need to talk about targets and releases so there's multiple
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releases um at any point I'm not going to tell you exactly what's available uh right now because at any point that can
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change um the releases can change the desktop environments can change all your
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targets they'll add more some of them won't be available anymore so um you really need to read through uh that page
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where you got to download that GitHub has a lot of information about the releases and about the targets but a
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quick note on them so release is the version of ubun Linux that we're talking
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about installing the latest completely stable Channel whatever version of
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Ubuntu is 1404 which is referred to as truste that's the one I usually go with
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uh I think if you don't specify it's going to install 12.04 um and so there's a 13 as well 14
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and there's actually 15 and 16 now but I don't know that those are classified as stable yet again if you're watching the
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6 months from now that could be different so I advise you to read if you're not sure um go with trusty it
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works quite well so um we're going to do- R which is the release so we're
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going with trusty want spell that right and then- T so these are targets the
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targets are the things the installa bles that you're going to add um for me personally I do four every time that I
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do this install um your desktop environment again those can be many different things you have xfce
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you have gnome you have Unity um which is the basic kind of the packaged uh
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Ubuntu desktop environment um you have KDE um I think that Cinnamon's not
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supported in this anymore I I don't remember all of them again uh and they change so but some of the ones that are
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always there uh unity xfce and gnome have hung around for a long time KD has
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as well um I go with xfce just because it's the it's one of the simplest
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graphical interfaces and honestly I just want the interface to get out of the way because I'm doing this so that I can have a few different uh applications
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running so without further further Ado xfce I want that I want uh zwe which XI
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wi um and we're putting a comma between each one of these um Z is the um it does
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a few things one it lets you copy and paste between desktops um so from your Chrome OS to your Linux uh Ubuntu
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desktop um but it all also enables um you to actually run Crouton in a window
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and we'll talk about that in just a second but there's an extension that you'll get you can see in mine it is right there with the
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c uh it's an extension you get from the web store and it combined with zwi um
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while I actually launch iunu just in a window right in Chrome OS so you never actually have to leave leave the chromos
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environment xorg is another one I put in there because I'm going to show you after this how you can choose so you can
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either choose to run uh Ubuntu in a parallel environment so kind of side by side where you can switch right back and
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forth alive between the two environments um or you can do Z where it's in a window the advantage to going with xorg
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is that in xorg when you're running it parallel uh Ubuntu then has access to your GPU so any graphic heavy things run
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a lot better if you do them in xorg and I'll show you when you launch it how to choose between the two um and then lastly I'll go ahead and
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throw Chrome on here um that way it just installs Chrome I don't have to go find it
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um you can also do uh touch and spelled exactly like you know if you just do comma touch no point doing it on here
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there's no touchcreen and even on ones with touch screens for me I don't put it on there um I've heard of a few people
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having issues I think when they're using uh um Crouton in a in a window where if
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they have the touch installed like it's bringing up the keyboard all the time and all this kind of stuff so I honestly
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don't do it cuz if you bring it up in a window obviously the touch input works cuz in a window it's technically using
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Chrome OS as input methods so touch would work if you ran it in a window if you run it in parallels you're not going
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to get a touchscreen input um so that's kind of on you to decide and to steal a little language from the GitHub uh
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crouts which is the kind of the install that you're doing each time they're cheap you know they don't take up a lot
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of room so you could technically do multiple uh crouts if you wanted to one with touch one without and you you can
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name them and all that stuff and again if you want to get any more into all this kind of stuff you can really read
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and figure this stuff out I'm trying to get everybody on a on a spot where they can get started and get working uh from
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this so xfc Z xorg Chrome and we're going to hit enter you're going to see a
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little bit of stuff go here and then it's just going to start going and again
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there there's a few factors here that will um change how quickly this happens
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um for some people it's going to go really quick their machines are going to be faster your internet connection matters but it also matters on kind of
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how the um how the archives are are pulling and and getting data and stuff and so um some days it takes forever
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some days it takes 5 to 10 minutes so either way uh we're going to cut away and we'll come
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back and I wanted to do one quick note while this is still going um you can kind of see the
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um the installs still going you're going to see these these things unpacking and installing over the the course of the
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few minutes that you're going um I wanted to point out one thing there are times and this is kind of a know issue
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um where all your input me methods will cease to work um and we'll check to see
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our Mouse is still working there are times where that will stop um and so your keyboard touch screens mice truck
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pads all that stuff will stop working um don't freak out if that happens nothing's broken let the install finish
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um and that I try to leave this window open and not do anything else while it's
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going for that reason uh because you want to be able to see when it's done if for whatever reason it freezes up and
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you can't do anything at the end um because at the end of this it's going to say specify username and a password for
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um for this install um don't freak out turn the Chromebook off turn it back
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on um you'll you'll get all booted up you'll open your shell window again and
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um you'll simply do the start command which we're going to talk about here in just a minute anyway and when you do
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that it's going to say hey we noticed it's not quite finished installing you want to finish you hit yes it'll finish
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up and it'll be fine so I just wanted to let you guys know that that happens from time to time it's not a huge deal just
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turn it off try to start your um install of auntu up and it will notice that it's
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not completed so we're going to cut away again as this finishes up and move on from there all right guys um we got
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finished and just as I had said you can see the mouse I'm moving on the track bet here isn't moving none of my input
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keys are working um and so like I said it's no big deal the end at the bottom there you see specify username um can't
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obviously do that I'm just going to hold power down until we fully turn
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off how's it going and we'll see this boot screen again
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um we're going to control d right through that you'll get used to that if you're going to hang out with Crouton on
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your device cuz every time you boot you see that but everything boots up just as fast as it normally would so it's not a
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huge deal so we're going to logged in and you
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know everything works the way youd expect it to um you're not going to see anything so before we jump into
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finishing the install um let's jump over to the web
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store excuse me and we're going to do
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[Music] Crouton and a
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window should be an extension okay let me figure out what it's called here
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Crouton integration I'm
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sorry well that is really
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interesting let's just search Crouton and see what we find I haven't had to look for this extension in some time I'm
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wondering if maybe you can't get it there so let's Google it till we'll find this thing
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together so it's taking me back to the GitHub and if I click here and for some
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reason the search just wasn't finding it so uh if you do a little bit of Googling just like pretty much anything else you
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could find it and mine's already added but you would add it to Chrome and then that's it you don't have to do anything else with it um so we'll make sure we
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have that anyway so now to finish this install again we're going to do contrl alt T
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it's going to bring up our shell type shell and we're going to do Pudo and
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this is the command to start xfce so um pseudo start
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xfce4 um if you installed Unity it would be pseudo start Unity um if you did
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gnome it'd be pseudo start gnome um and so on so forth um you have to put the four at the end
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of xfce um so when I hit this it's going to say hey um we notice that it's not fully
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set up would you like to finish absolutely that would so we hit yes and this won't take
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long at all CU it technically is done but it's checking to make sure everything's there in your install um while it's
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doing this I'm not going to cut away cuz this is pretty short uh there is a command um and you can find it again in
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the GitHub there's a lot of stuff in there obviously that that helps you out um there's a command that you can run
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like when when Chrome uh OS updates you do need to update your cruit and so um
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you need to have that Crouton file that we downloaded from the beginning you need to have it downloaded in your
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downloads folder and then you run that same command pseudo sh till downlo
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Crouton the same exact thing except instead of doing targets and release you're going to type um um
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Dash I'm getting ready to tell it you I'm trying to remember what it is um I
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just go here while this is going we'll look it up real
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fast plus this will help you find it if you need to look for it so if you scroll down just a little bit um you're going
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to see really quickly a new version of Creon came out mine is Obsolete and sad um so right here pseudo sh downloads
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Crouton dasu sorry dasu which is update dasn is specifying the and you don't
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obviously don't type crout name the name of your cruit unless you specified it in the install uh will be the release so
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like if I want to update the cruit that I've just installed on this video I would do this this command here so sudo
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sh downloads Crouton --n and I would type trusty because the release that I
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installed as trusty now had I could have named it so in the in the install I could have in a dashn and named it
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whatever I wanted to I could have named it HP whatever it doesn't matter but I normally only do one one cruit so I
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don't really take time to name them okay so we're back here specify username I'm just going to do Robbie and I'm not
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going to tell you what my password is you got to try it again and then boom
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and since I told it to start now see these things down here it says airor don't freak out about that especially
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the first time it is going to take a few seconds for that extension to go and then boom this looks like we've got it
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running parallel um if you're doing xfce I usually just do default config and then just change from there
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um for me I don't like the panel down here so I go to panel preferences and panel two I'm just going
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to hit minus remove um I also go to desktop settings and get
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rid of all these extra folders that are hanging out here so icons I don't want that and I don't want
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removable drives out here and then we do if you can't tell I've done this on a
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lot of Chromebooks um your applications menu is kind of hanging out up here one thing you need to know we're going to
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talk through here in just a second is your your terminal um you can do a lot of stuff through there and I'm going to show you how to do it either here so
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there's there's a nice terminal that you can work in right in your Ubuntu um and again if we hit the um the
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full screen button it'll give us our menu our title bar up here and we can just minimize that guy and at this point
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you can close this window and it's always every time you close this window no matter what you've done it's going to ask you are you sure you want to leave
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it's fine it's no big deal um and I'm trying to cram everything I've learned
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about um doing this in into this video so it's forgive me if it's kind of all
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over the place um so there's a terminal here we're going to install some stuff cuz the first time I did this I was like
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okay I got Ubuntu running how do I actually install the things I want um there's a way to do that I'm going to
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show you a couple of the things I need to install I end up having to use multiple variations we're going to talk
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through each of those um but additionally if you do that control alt T again get here you type shell again if
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you do pseudo enter D cruit oops help if I could
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type this is this is the exact same as being in your BTU install and being here so
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a lot of times what I'll do is as soon as I get done with the install if my keyboard and stuff doesn't stop working
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I'll just enter the cruit right here and I'll start doing all my commands um for today we're not going to do that but
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just so you know that's that is available and there are some additional things I'm going to leave links um in
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the article to a couple articles that are really well written um for Pixel
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users if you're doing this on a 2015 Chromebook Pixel it's just a kind of quick side note the trackpad is a little
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weird uh in the now you're not going to notice it if you're doing zwe so if you're doing it in a window here you're
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not really going to notice that much um you will notice it if you jump over to
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um the parallel version so if you do an xorg launch of that cruit um you're
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going to notice um some trackpad weirdness and so there's a a person who put uh some commands up now this is this
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is more advanced stuff so we going to kind of make you research and do your homework and try that yourself um if you
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want to do that but I'm going to leave a link to his Google+ post that says hey it's um handful of commands you're going
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to run in terminal and then some editing of a text file that can get a little bit hairy from time to time if you're not
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really precise with it um but if any of you guys try that and need some help as
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much as I can I'll help you but and then I'll I'll link to another one that uh helps you edit text with VI which is
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kind of confusing uh but you you can edit text in your uh terminal um but you
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need to know the commands and how to how to get around it so anyway I'll leave links to all that kind of stuff in the
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write up we're not going to cover that here in the video so um so in our terminal um there's a few things I want
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to do um so one is in order to install PPA um which are kind of repositories
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outside the main uh Ubuntu Linux repositories um that have tons and tons
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of extra additional things so for for me one of those is inkscape um if I go to install in inkscape I'm going to get
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version 0 but there is a 0.91 which has a lot more features and is is much
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better but I can't get that unless I add the inkscape repository so I need to do that so that's that's for me primarily
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that's the reason I have this installed is for inkscape so I'm going to show you how to do a few things in here so once
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you open this terminal up um we're going to do uh apt get so that that is kind of how
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you get applications and if you look for stuff online and the it's available this
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way it'll say here here's the app get command run this and it's going to install whatever you need um I've got to
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get software properties oops oops it's hard to type
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here common uh in order to get those ppas installed I have to get software properties common uh installed in here
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so again all this is going to be uh written out so pseudo apt-get software properties common it's going to ask me
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for my password
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type something wrong here oh install sorry
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install Okay most of these don't take very long so I'm not going to cut away when I
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install inkscape I might but we'll see um so yes I do want to install that and
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this is just some some basic software stuff that allows me in my terminal to to get some things so now I want to add
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the inkscape uh PPA so pseudo add
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app repository
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Escape oh
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whoops so it's just basically saying hey go get this reposit and add this to the things I can I can update from it's
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going to say sure you want to do this add it now I need
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to apt get update and this is just going to update my available repositories
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basically saying okay we're going to update make sure we have the newest latest greatest version of all these
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things um to choose from so now that I've added that repository when I go to
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install inkscape now I'm going to get the latest version versus the one that's in the main Repository so now we're
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going to do pseudo oops app get
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install Escape
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yes so this will take just a minute um so this will get inkscape installed for me that's kind of how you would go
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through adding a repository that doesn't exist already uh let me show you what it looks like if you're just installing
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something that uh already exists in the repository so filezilla is something I use from time to time FTP client so we
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just simply do pseudo um apt get
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install then type the name vile Zilla
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oops and this one's relatively small yes we want to
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continue and so this doesn't take too long so there's adding a repository using the existing repositories and then
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so that's all there and I'm going to get uh apt get install this is the other way
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software Center so this is the uo software Center more like your traditional App Store kind of uh it also
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acts as a really good installer and so if um for instance if if you find an
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application you want to install and they say hey we have a new Bo installer um you can download that installer file and
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when you double click it in this environment it will open up software Center to kind of uh do that in install for you um there's a program I use
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called uh in sync I in Sy YNC um and it is basically a Google
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Drive client for uh Ubuntu and so what I'll normally do is install it on this
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side so that I can sync up whatever couple folders that I'm I'm currently working out of um and um and so uh that
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allows me to Just Bounce files back and forth now obviously both installs share the downloads folder um so you can can
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move files kind of between uh Ubuntu and Chrome OS desktop at will with that but
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that gets a little uh cumbersome if you're dealing with quite a few files um if you're moving stuff uh back up into
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Google Drive cuz I try to store everything in Google Drive so this allows you to kind of keep uh keep that going so uh we'll cut away here cuz this
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one does take just a few minutes all right so that one's all finished up we can kind of close out of the terminal
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here and it's under our applications I think it's under system now yep so software centers
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there and you can see this is a little more friendly way to install things and if you can find what you need in this
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and install it that way hey go for it um so K font is the other one I was telling you about
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um it's a font viewer SL installer um I haven't found a better way to do it
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um in the environment I'm sure there's a way through terminal to install fonts or some way to do it um I've looked it up
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and not wanted to spend too much time because this works really well uh this program actually takes a little while to
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install for whatever reason um but that's basically it once it's installed you can view your progress up here um
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you can see the installed things that you have um so now in her Graphics you should see inkscape yeah so I can go in
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there and so most of the things you can remove some things that you added you can remove um and I just hit close um if
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you do that don't freak out you're still running if you look at your extension up
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here you see there's an instance of trusty running if I click it boom we're back in So clicking that X doesn't
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actually stop the instance running so I need to let that
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finish um but I could show you this while that's running so that's that's zwe running right so let's go open a
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shell up again real fast and we're going to type shell oops shell so if I want to run another
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instance for instance of U zwi so we're going to do pseudo
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um Dash on it's hard to type around this
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camera Dash capital x um and then choose which one you want
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so I want zwe and then xfc
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four oops sorry Start C4 so that's going to say that I
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want to start it uh in a
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window I'm sorry I typed that backwards pseudo start xfc
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4 uh Dash X and then Define which
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exorder you want to do so Z we hit that it's going to Lo open another one
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um I don't recommend this especially if you're using any syncing software
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um and anytime you want to close out one of your installs you just click up in the corner and click log out don't
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restart log out and it'll get you out of that particular
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one it might take just a minute to do
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that and we'll leave this one let's see how our
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almost done with this K font okay and it's finished it looks
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like so now we can log out of this one as well um like I said I try not to run too
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many instances uh over top of one another I try to exit out of them keeps things running cleaner so now if I want
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to run it side by side we're going to do shell same thing pseudo start xfc
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4- capital x and I'm going to do xorg so this is actually going to run it parallel you'll see the whole screen go
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and then you're going to launch now again the first time you do this we're launching in Native
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resolution oh that's interesting my mouse isn't working let's see if my keyboard is keyboard's working okay H so
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there could be some issues uh possibly with um these new chips or
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nope okay so the trackpad is not working great um
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so if you have the hp13 I remember there being an issue like this on the old hp14 so it has to
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do with the type of driver type of touchpad so a very light touch with your fingertip doesn't work but if you lay
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your finger flat it it actually tracks um there likely will be um someone who
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will come along and give you uh update on um on trackpad if I find one uh one
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that works I obviously will add that now if you had a USB mouse plugged in here or something like that you wouldn't have
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any issues but uh for some reason whatever drivers run this trackpad um
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it's not liking them and so a lot of times this stuff gets patched um in an update to the to your Crouton so um in a
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few weeks when Chrome OS updates and you update your Crouton uh your crout um you
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might actually see it work uh but again you can go in here
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um and we can go adjust display settings and fix that for me I work
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99.9% of the time in ziwe and so most of these things don't bother me and so on a
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device device per device basis sometimes you're going to run into some issues with
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um trackpads and stuff not working like I said there's some finicky things the trackpad on the pixel as well and so um
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luckily developers will come along usually and help you and fix those kind of things um so something to keep in
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mind if you're on the hp13 and you're getting ready to run Linux um that uh
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that fix needs to be found so anybody in the comments if you find that uh feel free to post a link to the uh to the
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stuff that needs to be done to fix that um likely like I said that that fix will come along and as it does if it does
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I'll update the post on the website and I'll also update um this video as well
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but it's first time I've actually seen that in a long long time um where the trackpad just doesn't work the way it's
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supposed to uh even with the pixel the fix on that is not some huge fix it just the the trackpad would jump around from
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time to time um but that's pretty much it guys um so again Control Alt T gets
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you in Shell you choose with a-x zwe or- X xorg to choose which environment you
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want to run into um you've got all the stuff you need now um to go through and
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install Ubuntu on any device uh keep in mind some of the Arm based Chromebooks
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um this works I think for all of them as far as getting Ubuntu going um but um
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you may run into issue from time to time as far as some of your apps and programs that you want to install in Ubuntu
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working with arm because they're just not compiled to work with that processor so um pretty much with all your Intel
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devices you're fine um but arm devices can be can be a little uh cumbersome
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when it comes to installing apps so uh again uh hit up the comments um
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especially on the web page I think it'd be a better spot for us to converse about questions or comments that you
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have again if anybody jumps on that uh fix for the trackpad on the hp13 U leave
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that down there and and hopefully if You' come across this video and you have this device um eventually we'll have that answer for you um but for like I
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said the vast majority of devices I have not seen that issue um for for quite some time so hope you enjoyed this
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updated installing Ubuntu on a Chromebook video um if you like the
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tons and tons more uh Chrome OS and chrome related stuff coming to the channel so I hope to see you around
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again soon thanks for watching see you [Music]