Install Any Application on Chrome OS - Chris Titus Tech
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Date: 2022-03-21
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Comments and reviews: 8
Rob
Dear Chris. Thank you for amazing content throughout the years. I was wondering thought If you could make a Windows 8.1 debloat, or atleast one-driver, telemetry removal script of sorts. We have an old laptop which does not run well even with debloated windows 10. Win 8.1 seem to work fine, but the bloatware is quite annoying :) thank you !
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Dear Chris. Thank you for amazing content throughout the years. I was wondering thought If you could make a Windows 8.1 debloat, or atleast one-driver, telemetry removal script of sorts. We have an old laptop which does not run well even with debloated windows 10. Win 8.1 seem to work fine, but the bloatware is quite annoying :) thank you !
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Alex
In the previous video you mentioned that you -can be tempted to remove Chrome OS and just install Arch outright-. Is that actually possible to do, and if so, is this basically a method to kinda -De-Google- this device? Also, did you try upgrading Debian shell to Sid?
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In the previous video you mentioned that you -can be tempted to remove Chrome OS and just install Arch outright-. Is that actually possible to do, and if so, is this basically a method to kinda -De-Google- this device? Also, did you try upgrading Debian shell to Sid?
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Joey
You can use the developer shell you use for chromebrew to do the adb trick. adb and fastboot are installed by default on chrome os. It should automatically connect via adb without you even needing to enable develop android apps.
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You can use the developer shell you use for chromebrew to do the adb trick. adb and fastboot are installed by default on chrome os. It should automatically connect via adb without you even needing to enable develop android apps.
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Matt
Awesome video, thanks! First time I've heard of crew! I wonder how well Steam Link or Moonlight works on ChromeOS, I'm curious as I like to play a lot of stuff on the couch with a controller, running off of my PC in another room
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Awesome video, thanks! First time I've heard of crew! I wonder how well Steam Link or Moonlight works on ChromeOS, I'm curious as I like to play a lot of stuff on the couch with a controller, running off of my PC in another room
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Matthew
I'm utterly baffled that every idea for improving ChromeOS, including those coming directly from Google, involve undoing or undermining the very things that attracted me to the platform in the first place.
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I'm utterly baffled that every idea for improving ChromeOS, including those coming directly from Google, involve undoing or undermining the very things that attracted me to the platform in the first place.
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thebutlerdidit
Nice video, good for a first time chromebrew user like me and a fair number of pro tips thrown in for good measure, thanks Chris. can you tell more about the chronos (sp?) extension?
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Nice video, good for a first time chromebrew user like me and a fair number of pro tips thrown in for good measure, thanks Chris. can you tell more about the chronos (sp?) extension?
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Nibir
List time I commented to try out chromebrew and you got a video out of it. Now I want you to thank me and try out Project Croissant or alternative is branch framework which is more up to date
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List time I commented to try out chromebrew and you got a video out of it. Now I want you to thank me and try out Project Croissant or alternative is branch framework which is more up to date
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Jefferson
Hey Chris, ever tried using brunch framework to install full-fledged ChromeOS into pretty much anything? I remember putting it on a Ryzen 4800U laptop and it worked great -
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Hey Chris, ever tried using brunch framework to install full-fledged ChromeOS into pretty much anything? I remember putting it on a Ryzen 4800U laptop and it worked great -
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