- Open the Settings pane and locate the Linux
Development Environment choice.
On some ChromeOS systems, it is located under:
Settings
> About ChromeOS
> Linux Development Environment.
On others, it is located at:
Settings
> Advanced
> Developers
> Linux Development Environment.
Here's a screenshot of the first case; the second is similar:
- Then click on either Set up or
Turn On, whichever you have, and then finish the
setup by choosing a login and a disk size.
- Then click Install which will proceed to set up the
environment.
- The installation will finish by offering you a Terminal Window,
looking something like this:
If the Terminal window gets closed for any reason, you can re-open it
by going to the Applications menu and choosing
Terminal, and then choosing Penguin.
- At this point you can do a couple things to make the installation
easier. In the terminal window, do:
- sudo apt-get install wish
- sudo mkdir /usr/local/texlive
- sudo chown yourusername:yourusername /usr/local/texlive
(where yourusername is your login name).
The installation of wish here is needed (only) for the GUI
version of the installer.
- Proceed to downloading, unpacking, and running the
TeX Live installer, as explained in the Unix quick install instructions.