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title: Blog posts tagged "chromebook"
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# Blog posts tagged "chromebook"

#### [Using LXD on your Chromebook](https://canonical.com/blog/using-lxd-on-your-chromebook)

Introduction On supported Chromebook, starting with Chrome OS 69, a new feature called Linux Apps was introduced. This allows Chrome OS users, on supported to install normal Linux applications from the Debian repository and have them integrate with the underlying Chrome OS desktop. The feature has evolved quite a bit since its introductio

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Cloud and server

#### [Tutorial: Install Ubuntu on a Chromebook](https://canonical.com/blog/tutorial-install-ubuntu-on-a-chromebook)

Chromebooks have gained popularity as relatively inexpensive web-centric laptops. They give access to web-based and native applications through the Chrome store, but what if you want to do more with them? Installing Ubuntu on a Chromebook gives you more choice and lets you turn a web-centric machine into any other laptop: you can install

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Desktop

#### [Google Chrome OS and Canonical](https://canonical.com/blog/google-chrome-os-and-canonical)

Congratulations to Google on the open sourcing of Google Chrome OS When Chrome OS was announced in June we saw this as a positive development, bringing choice to the consumer. We considered how open source development is as much about co-operation as it is about competition. Google have made it clear that they are keen

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Company