But other cloud services that you are used to using under Windows also work perfectly on your Chromebook, such as Office 365, the browser version of Microsoft Office. Gmail, Google Calendar, Google Docs, it is all seamlessly integrated into Chrome OS. This gives you access to a wide range of software for all kinds of tasks on your Chromebook.Ĭhrome OS is intended as an operating system for those who mainly work in the (Google) cloud. You can now also run Android apps and Linux programs in Chrome OS. Yet it is quite possible to use a Chromebook as an alternative to a Windows laptop. But Chrome OS is of course fairly limited with its web-based approach. Currently, Inkscape will crash when run if it was never installed, but running the binary from the build directory should work after installing it once you don't need to perform the installation after every build, unless you make significant changes to the installed files.Chromebooks are super handy laptops because they start up quickly and have a long battery life.Run CMake: mkdir build & cd build & cmake.Check out the source in a directory of your choice: git clone This will take some time, because the Inkscape repo is multiple gigabytes.One way is to use the command cat ~/.ssh/id_rsa.pub, select the text (it is automatically copied to the clipboard) and paste it into the text box on the website. Add the newly generated public key to your GitLab account.Create a new default SSH key: ssh-keygen (you can just hit Enter for every question).Sudo apt install git wget libdouble-conversion-dev libsoup2.4-dev libgtkmm-3.0-dev libgtkspellmm-3.0-dev libgdl-3-dev Install build dependencies for Inkscape and a few tools.Open the file /etc/apt/sources.list and duplicate both lines there, then change the first word from deb to deb-src.
This step is needed to use APT's build-dep command. Modify the APT configuration to include source package repositories.This walkthrough assumes you have some familiarity with Linux commands. We recommend at least 6 GB of free space. You will need at least 4 GB of disk space for the Inkscape repository and the intermediate build files, plus some space for the Crostini installation, dependencies and tools. 32-bit ARM and Intel Chromebooks are not supported. Pixelbook, Pixel Slate and several other premium Chromebook models are known to work and include both x86-64 and ARM64 models. There is a list available on the Crostini subreddit's wiki. Inkscape can only be compiled on Chromebooks that support Linux apps. It can be used to run and develop Inkscape. The Linux environment on Chrome OS is called Crostini and is basically a virtual machine that runs Debian with a few custom packages. Chrome OS offers beta support for Linux apps on some Chromebook models starting with version 69.
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