In this guide, we'll walk you through the process of installing Awoogen on your Chromebook. Awoogen is a versatile application that can enhance your Chromebook experience. This tutorial is designed to complement our video guide, providing detailed written instructions for those who prefer text-based tutorials or need to reference specific steps.
Compatibility Note
Before we begin, it's important to note that this tutorial is specifically for Chromebooks with Intel or AMD processors that support Linux Apps. Unfortunately, Chromebooks with ARM64 architecture CPUs are not compatible with this method. If you're unsure about your Chromebook's processor, you can check our lists of Intel-based Chromebooks and AMD-based Chromebooks.
Video Tutorial
Step-by-Step Instructions
Follow these steps carefully to install Awoogen on your Chromebook:
1. Update Linux Repositories
First, we need to ensure our Linux container has the latest package information:
sudo apt update
2. Install KMenuEdit
We'll install KMenuEdit, which will allow us to add Awoogen to our application menu:
sudo apt install kmenuedit
3. Download Awoogen
Next, we'll download the Awoogen application package:
wget https://github.com/Koriiy/awoogen/releases/download/v2.4-seaside/Awoogen_Linux64_glibc2.35+.tar.xz
4. Extract the Package
Now, let's extract the downloaded package:
tar -xf Awoogen_Linux64_glibc2.35+.tar.xz
5. Launch Awoogen
To ensure everything is working correctly, we'll launch Awoogen directly from the terminal:
./Awoogen/Awoogen
6. Add Awoogen to the Application Menu
Finally, we'll use KMenuEdit to add Awoogen to our application menu for easy access:
kmenuedit
In the KMenuEdit window, choose a category, click on "New Item", and set up the launcher with "Awoogen" as the command.
Additional Information
Awoogen is a powerful tool that can enhance your Chromebook's functionality. It's designed to work seamlessly with the Linux environment on Chrome OS, providing additional features and capabilities not typically available on a standard Chromebook setup.
If you encounter any issues during the installation process, double-check that you've entered each command correctly. Common problems often stem from typos in the commands or incompatibility issues with specific Chromebook models.
Useful Resources
- Awoogen Official GitHub Repository
- Google Doc used in the tutorial
- List of Chromebooks with Linux Apps (Crostini) support
- Chromebook Comparison and Buyers Guide
We hope this guide has been helpful in getting Awoogen up and running on your Chromebook. Enjoy exploring the new capabilities it brings to your device!
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