2015-02-03, 19:03
Nice!
2015-07-17, 23:18
If you have a chromebook you will propably know you cannot install KODI on it from the app store and that xbmc has not made a version of kodi for it. There is however a simple way around it. You will need to install Linux on it.. Don`t worry, we`re not going to start deleting chromeos of it or dual booting etc.. with this method ubuntu will run on top of your existing OS and you will be able to switch between the 2 with the press of a button............Instructions below.
https://mx-revolution.com/threads/how-to...-os.60684/
https://mx-revolution.com/threads/how-to...-os.60684/
2015-08-28, 15:39
I understand that Google has released some Android apps to be used in the chrome O/S (new Android app called the Chrome APK Packager )
I also read that there is a way to Convert Android Apps to Chrome.....somewhat simple process
wondered if anyone has tried this and if KODI could be converted.......?
I also read that there is a way to Convert Android Apps to Chrome.....somewhat simple process
wondered if anyone has tried this and if KODI could be converted.......?
2016-06-15, 04:38
(2015-07-17, 23:18)floder2 Wrote: If you have a chromebook you will propably know you cannot install KODI on it from the app store and that xbmc has not made a version of kodi for it. There is however a simple way around it. You will need to install Linux on it.. Don`t worry, we`re not going to start deleting chromeos of it or dual booting etc.. with this method ubuntu will run on top of your existing OS and you will be able to switch between the 2 with the press of a button............Instructions below.
https://mx-revolution.com/threads/how-to...-os.60684/
This link is of no use today. Is there a stable way to use Kodi on a Chromebook today?
2016-06-15, 18:59
What is that and how do you install it? I have been using an Android box and enjoying Kodi very much with all the features I've been finding.
