Package manager for Chrome OS
This alpha version has limited ARMv7 support (such as Rockchip RK3288 processor). It can install ruby with install.sh script.
However you will not be able to install packages. They have not been compiled yet on ARMv7. Interested in compiled packages? File an issue or contact Heri
Chromebooks with Chrome OS run a linux kernel - the only missing piece to use them as full-featured linux distro was gcc and make with their dependencies. Well, the piece isn't missing anymore. Say hello to chromebrew!
Download and run the installation script for your ARM chromebook:
wget https://raw.github.com/heri/chromebrew-arm/master/install.sh | bash
crew <command> <package> <keep[temporary files]>
Where available commands are:
- search [looks for a package]
- download [downloads a package to
CREW_BREW_DIR(/usr/local/tmp/crewby default), but doesn't install it] - install [installs a package along with its dependencies. You'll be prompted for confirmation]
- remove [removes a package. Must be ran as root]
Available packages are listed in the packages directory.
Chromebrew will wipe its BREW_DIR (/usr/local/tmp/crew by default) after installation unless you pass "keep" as the last parameter when running "crew install".
crew install <package> keep
Copyright 2013 Michal Siwek
This project including all of its source files is released under the terms of GNU General Public License (version 3 or later)