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--- unix:android:chromeossetup:sidealong [2021/12/31 23:44] – created rodolico
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-====== Side-Along Install of foreign apps ======
-This solution allows you to use the Play Store //and// other providers (such as [[https://f-droid.org/|F-Droid]]) to install packages which are not in Play Store. The only downside to this way of doing things is that you will not be notified of updates.
-This is all taken from https://www.malachisoord.com/2020/07/20/sideloading-android-apps-on-chromeos/, which explains it all so I won't replicate it. If you're familiar with ChromeOS, the summary is below
-  - Enable Linux (Beta) and set up Linux
-  - Go back into in Linux (Beta) and turn on Develop Android Apps and Enable ADB Debugging
-  - Go back into Linux Terminal and issue the following commands<code bash>sudo apt update && sudo apt install adb</code>
-  - Go to https://f-droid.org/en/packages
-  - Find app you want and download to your Chromebook
-  - Move apk to Linux (Using File Manager
-  - In Linux shell, issue command<code>sudo adb install my-apk.apk</code>