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How to Remove Linux Development Environment on Chromebook

Linux Development Environment on a Chromebook is powerful as it allows you to run Linux applications on your Chromebook. However, sometimes it may become necessary to remove the Linux Development Environment for various reasons. Such as lack of space, issues with the Linux environment, or simply no longer needing it.

Here is a detailed guide; we will discuss the steps to remove the Linux Development Environment on a Chromebook. It’s important to note that removing the Linux Development Environment on a Chromebook will also delete all the files and applications installed from the Linux environment. So, make sure; to back up your important files before proceeding with the removal process.

How to Remove Linux Development Environment

Removing the Linux Development Environment on a Chromebook is a straightforward process. By following; the below-mentioned steps, you can easily remove it from your Chromebook without any issues. Here are the steps, you can follow:

Step 1: Click on the “App Drawer” icon and select “Settings” to open the settings app. You can also access “Settings” from the quick setting panel.

Open Settings

Step 2: Select the “Advanced” option and click on the “Developers” option.

Chromebook Developer Option

Step 3: Select the “Linux development environment” option. To access the Linux settings.

Linux Development Environment option

Step 4: Click the “Remove” button to remove the Linux development environment. Now to confirm the process, click on the “Delete” button.

Remove the Linux development environment

Note:- If you don’t want to remove the Linux environment from your Chromebook. You can only uninstall unused Linux apps from your device, this will free up some disk space, and your Chromebook will have room for better performance.

Conclusion

That’s it; this is how you can remove the Linux development environment on your Chromebook. If you also want to remove the Google Play Store from your Chromebook. You can also check out our Chromebook troubleshooting guide if you are new to Chromebook and Chrome OS.

I hope this Chromebook guide was helpful to you. If you liked the article, share it with your friends. If you have some suggestions or doubts, do not hesitate to leave them in the comments section. We are always there to assist you.

Ajoy Kumar
Ajoy Kumarhttps://thechromeguide.com
I love using Chromebook. So, I created TheChromeGuide.com to share my knowledge of ChromeOS, Chrome and Chromecast.
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