Chromebook user

[luminosity-d3v]

I'm not quite sure how to download this for my Chromebook, could you add a spot on the webpage (https://picoclaw.net/#install) to show how to download & use? Thanks in advance!

[PixelTux]

Have you tried to install it from Linux development environment (Settings > Advanced > Developers)?

[allataetm-svg]

This is not the official site.

[PixelTux]

@allataetm-svg what do you mean?

[allataetm-svg]

The README.md file says that the only official website is picoclaw.io, the website you mentioned is owned from another person.

[PixelTux]

Thanks for pointing that out, @allataetm-svg you’re absolutely right. As mentioned in the README.md, please only @lumin0sity-dev use only official sources:

• OFFICIAL DOMAIN: The ONLY official website is picoclaw.io, and company website is sipeed.com
• Warning: Many .ai/.org/.com/.net/... domains are registered by third parties.

[huaaudio]

Not the official site, we'll soon update the docs to cover more platforms

[luminosity-d3v]

I haven't read this in a while 😅
@PixelTux I havent but tbh I have never used linux in my life
@allataetm-svg I copied the page link from the browser bar, but I also haven't checked that in a while, so I'll check it.
@huaaudio ty for updating, I will use after which.

[PixelTux]

@lumin0sity-dev don’t worry, if you need help, just ask and I’ll do my best to assist. It should work in the Linux development environment, but if it doesn’t, you can try installing it in Termux. Many people use Termux (available on the Play Store), which offers a powerful terminal and a wide range of Linux packages. I managed to install Krita on my Chromebook using both methods, so you shouldn’t run into issues.

[luminosity-d3v]

@PixelTux where would I find krita? (all I found was a drawing website X_X) If you could send me a link to Google play or other, that would be appreciated!

[PixelTux]

Here (https://krita.org/en/download/) Install it as a Linux app from the Linux development environment link. I believe I used Flatpak, which may require setup. It should work even as Appimage. Once installed, it will look like a native app, but it runs within the Linux environment.

[luminosity-d3v]

ok, thanks for helping!