After that, then you just run the package installer for Python (pkg install python) or whatever you want. Unlike the collective of other manageable options that don't have that many reviews, Termux has over 31k review votes and it's holding up with a 4.6/5 rating!Īll you do is install it on your Chromebook, then open it, where it then installs itself.
It's called TERMUX and users really like it, for both their phones and Chromebooks. the answer to all our (Linux/Python) hopes and I found it on the Google Play Store, not the 'chrome web store,' where I've been digging around. Then after all my convoluted tangle of various ways to conduct my searches, I found it.
There is a limited version of a Python interpreter, but YOU DON'T NEED TO INSTALL the Chrome extension because when you add the extension, it more or less takes you to the web interface that you can get to on your own. There are a few with the free option though. But they seem more website oriented and some are not free. Getting into developer mode is easy enough, except for the fact that it will wipe out all your personal data/files when you do it. Many options suggest installing things like the Anaconda package, but those options involve going into developer mode. I've been searching for about a week on how to be able to run Python on a Chromebook (or Perl or other Unix/Linux things) or more specifically, running Python on my Google Pixelbook but I've been getting distracted by all the options.
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