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This tutorial will only work on Chromebooks with an Intel or AMD CPU (with Linux Apps Support) and not those with an ARM64 architecture CPU.
Please use the video as a visual guide, and the commands and links below to install it on your Chromebook.
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1) 00:05 (time stamp in the video)
We start the process by enabling the Linux Container on our Chromebook. You can always remove it again in the future as well if needed.
To enable it, we go to the settings of our Chromebook, inside of it, we click on the "Advance" option in the left panel, and then the "Developers" section. Then enable Linux from there as seen in the video.
2) 00:41
Now we continue to the next phase in the tutorial and that is to run several commands in our Linux terminal, which will install our system to install Pinegrow web editor.
Some general facts about the terminal. To paste a command into the Linux terminal, press "Ctrl Shift v" together. After you paste a command into the Linux terminal, please press "enter" to run it. At some commands you will see a question to press Y or n to continue. If you see it press "enter" to continue.
Some general facts about the terminal. To paste a command into the Linux terminal, press "Ctrl Shift v" together. After you paste a command into the Linux terminal, please press "enter" to run it. At some commands you will see a question to press Y or n to continue. If you see it press "enter" to continue.
2.1) This command will update the repositories of our Linux container.
sudo apt update
2.2) 01:19 This command will install some packages which the application requires and a menu editor which we will use later in the tutorial. The Y and n question will appear in this command, please press "enter" then.
sudo apt install libnss3 libatomic1 menulibre libgconf-2-4
2.3) 01:39 This command will download Pinegrow from the official servers.
wget https://download.pinegrow.com/PinegrowLinux64.6.5.zip
2.4) 02:06 This command will unzip the application.
unzip PinegrowLinux64.6.5.zip
2.5) 02:24 This command will make the application executable as a program.
unzip PinegrowLinux64.6.5.zip
2.5) 02:24 This command will make the application executable as a program.
chmod 755 PinegrowLibrary
2.6) 02:33 This command will launch the application from the terminal, to improve the performance of the application and to make sure that it works.
./PinegrowLibrary fixedvblank_mode=0
2.6) 02:33 This command will launch the application from the terminal, to improve the performance of the application and to make sure that it works.
./PinegrowLibrary fixedvblank_mode=0
2.7) 03:05 This command will launch a menu editor. Please use my video as a guide here on how to use it. In the process, you will choose a category on where to save the launcher, create a launcher, to rename the launcher, to choose the Baldi's Basics Classic Remastered executable as the command and to save the launcher.
menulibre
4) 03:55 Now we will launch Pinegrow.
Enjoy!
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