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Full Stack JavaScript Techdegree Graduate 15,487 Pointschromebook
Is there a certain set of instructions for accessing the terminal for chromebook users?
3 Answers
Alex Hort-Francis
17,074 PointsYou'll need to set up a Linux instance on your Chromebook first.
Fortunately this is really easy.
https://chromeos.dev/en/productivity/terminal
Chromebooks are great for learning to code: cheap but with Linux installed you can do all sorts! :)
Haidar Alssadan
9,306 PointsJust press ctrl + alt + T and this brings you to what's called the crosh shell (command prompt or terminal) on a Chromebook. It'll now launch in a separate tab of the Chrome browser.
xqaytemjrm
Full Stack JavaScript Techdegree Student 11,531 PointsHi, I'm using a Chromebook to do my tech-degree :-).
Luckily mine has project crostini, which means I can run Linux apps such as Visual Studio Code etc. On my previous Chromebook I used Crouton, but that required some hacking around with the Chromebook.