I'm new to Linux. I want to have apt-get
on my machine, but similar posts suggested to use wget
, or dpkg
. I don't have any of those utilities, only sh
.
Is there a way to solve this problem?
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Sign up to join this communityI'm new to Linux. I want to have apt-get
on my machine, but similar posts suggested to use wget
, or dpkg
. I don't have any of those utilities, only sh
.
Is there a way to solve this problem?
Before you can use Linux commands on a Chrome system, you must enable Linux (beta). It is off by default, because, as the name says, it is beta.
The following steps are taken from the Google documentation, clarified slightly after verifing them on a Chromebook:
sh
shell -- if you think it's extraneous, delete it; otherwise, leave it. I do appreciate updates to grammar and spelling; and the title is definitely an improvement, so thank you for those. If you're not sure what the question is, the correct thing to do is to post a comment to that effect and let the OP respond.