Crostini, the Linux side of Chrome OS is getting support for drag and drop from Chrome. The code commit that I spotted today talks about adding support for this feature. This, however, will work only from Chrome to Crostini and not the other way around, yet. The bug that tracks this feature covers drag and […]
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“Recent” Section of Chrome OS File Manager to Include Files from Linux Too
“Files“, the built-in file manager app has a “Recent” section which shows recently used files. This list includes files from Chromebook’s local storage, files from Google Drive and even files from Android apps. Google is working on bringing Linux files to this list. The code commit that I noticed today clearly says “Add Crostini in […]
Continue ReadingYou Can Soon Search and Install Linux Apps From Chrome OS Launcher
Chrome OS launcher has a feature that lets you search for apps from the launcher and install them. This works for apps that you haven’t installed. You see apps in search results, with an option to install them with one click. Crostini, the project that brings Linux apps to Chrome OS, is also getting this […]
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