Today I'm missing Linux apps on my Chromebook. The only thing showing up are Firefox and the terminal under Linux apps. Libreoffice has completely disappeared as has Softmaker Office even though it shows up in my Linux file folder. Can I still launch my Linux apps from a terminal? I recently upgraded to Trixie, maybe that has something to do with it?
I have recently been trying to run lmms via the .appimahe file, but when I try to make it an executable to run, it says "no such file or directory". I have FUSE, the Intel celeron processing system, the 32 and 64 bit environments (whatever any of that means) and I've tried the tab auto fill method, but nothing will work. How do I fix this?
I allocated 10 GB to Linux and when the installation reached the configuration phase, It gave me this error.
Even though it couldn't configure Linux still used 10 GB but I couldn't see the new terminal icon in my app drawer.
How do I fix this error?
I am using an Acer Chromebook CB315-4h and I have deleted Linux after seeing this error
I'm asking this out of curiosity. It's been awhile since I used a Chromebook and test Blender 3.x on it. I remembered using both the Flatpak and Native versions via the Linux VM. For those who are on ARM-based Chromebooks, did you need to do any workarounds to get it to run? What's the performance like?
Has anyone had success recently with Firefox? Once upon a time it worked flawlessly. Now it crashes after a minute or two. It doesn't matter if it's a Flatpak or native Debian. It is the only Linux app or Flatpak which balks when running under Crostini.