jotisa

# Note: These steps worked for me, but it might not work for you. This requires changing some stuff which might break your system.
# I am not responsible for anything

# be the root user!
sudo -i

# change the sources.list file contents
# open it and remove everything inside

nano /etc/apt/sources.list 

jotisa

Installing Anaconda on Chrome OS is very similar to a linux install, with a few extra steps.

• Firstly, you will need to enable developer mode on your chromebook. Refer to the official google documentation for information on how to do this.
• Now, you will need to download the latest Anaconda for 64 bit (most likely x86) linux to your Downloads folder. As of 5/12/2021, the latest version can be downloaded here.
• You will now need to enter Chrome OS's super secret terminal by pressing the key combination Ctrl + Alt + T. You will find yourself in the very strange crosh terminal which is mainly used for debugging Chrome. To enter a proper shell environment, type shell and press enter. If this command fails, you are probably not in developer mode.
• Note: you can paste into the terminal using the key combo Ctrl + Shift + V
• We now need to change what direct