To save changes press Ctrl + S and exit Text.ġ4. Make sure you change the username and path of the programġ3. Replace file path next to Exec = with one created in step 7 desktop extension > right-click > open with Text. You will now see a folder that will have all the installed Windows applications. local folder -> share -> applications -> wine -> Programsġ1. Launch File Manager > Linux files section > Hidden Files enabled.ġ0. Correct path name will launch the Windows software.ĩ. Finally, the pathname will look like – wine “/home/yourusername/.wine/drive_c/Program Files/IrfanView/i_view64.exe” run it in the terminal to check if it is correct or not. Likewise, alter Program Files/IrfanView/i_view64.exe to the path shown on your File Manager.ħ. If your email id is the username will be test589. The file path should look like – /home/yourusername/.wine/drive_c/Program Files/IrfanView/i_view64.exeĬhange the username to the Linux username assigned to your Chromebook. After locating the right folder, look for the exe file of the program, you need to run through Terminal.Ħ. Check the installation location it should be either in Program Files or Program Files (x86)ĥ. You will now see a file-directory system like Windows 10. Click the three-dot menu > enable Show hidden files.Ĥ. Launch the native File Manager and move to the Linux Files Sectionģ. Once the desired programs are installed, it is time to create an app shortcut.Ģ. Creating Shortcut on Chromebook for Windows Softwareġ. The entered command will open a setup wizard to install the application. Make sure you change the filename to the one you replaced irfanview with. Open Terminal and type the following command –
Note: To easily deal with files on Linux Terminal, rename files and folders to one word.ģ. You can download its 64-bit file by clicking here and then can move it to the Linux files section. To do so, we will first install IrfanView on Chrome OS. Now that we have Wine 5.0 installed, it’s time to install and run Windows software on Chromebook.Ģ. To change resolution hit the Graphics tab and change the resolution to 120 dpi.ġ. You should now have Wine on your Chromebook. When asked to confirm installation press Y.Ĩ.
This will install Wine 5.0 on Chromebook. Sudo apt install -install-recommends winehq-stable Sudo apt-key adv -keyserver -recv-keys DFA175A75104960E Now add Ubuntu keyserver using the following command – Next, press Ctrl + X > Y and press Enter key to save the file. Afterward, copy and paste (Ctrl + Shift + V) following command into Nano editor.ĥ. The first command will install a Nano editor while the latter will allow editing the source list.Ĥ. Thereafter, run the following commands one by one – This will download and add the repository key.ģ.
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