Audacity Forum

Okay, it runs, it can import files, the only thing missing is audio support for linux isn't going to be ready for another few weeks. But hey, its a start!

So far it at least starts, trying to download some MP3 but for some reason Chrome OS won't let my files app open in full...

it worked! thanks

Damn, last time I tried doing it it couldn't find the actual package. Seems like it's gonna work this time though thank you XD lets see if this works.

The terminal itself is a non graphical environment, but I can run graphical linux apps once I can install them. My question is how do I use the terminal to install it, not really if I can or not.

No, it's Chrome OS with a debian terminal. The only way to access linux commands, until an app is installed, is through the command line.

I'd be lying if I said I knew how any of this works. Chrome OS has a terminal app in it that runs as a Guest Debian machine. As for disk space and ram I'm not sure how much it allows me to allocate, I haven't found anywhere where it says but the machine itself is 4GB of ram. How do I install from th...

It's not debian per se, it's a VM within Chrome OS that runs off of Debian. So yes, it does work, and it works just like a "true" debian machine would.

Hey there! Since Chrome OS has crostini and debian Linux support, I figured I'd try to compile Audacity on it (even if it might, or probably won't, work). Chrome OS version 73.0.3683.88, Samsung Chromebook Plus v1, and the most recent version of Audacity (2.3.1 I believe?). Would someone be able to ...