I do not recommend installing Linux applications on ChromeOS, because in principle it is like running a Linux virtual machine on ChromeOS. This means that the resources are quite large, even though we know that ChromeOS is a solution for low hardware specifications. but that's just a suggestion, it all depends on your decision.
My Chromebook has 64 GB internal storage 😂🤣😂🤣😂 Enabling Linux will consume a lot of space. I've done this before and tried to run LibreOffice but LibreOffice was laggy. Google docs comes with very good offline capabilities nowadays so I'm back to Google docs. 😅 Sheets & slides work in offline mode as well. 😅
Don't run Linux until you've at least 128gb internal storage. Google's productivity apps are very good for the majority of work. You can create documents, spreadsheet files, and presentations. You can directly save them to google drive and the battery lasts way longer than windows laptops.
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