Jonatan Tisnado jotisa

Installing Anaconda on Chrome OS is very similar to a linux install, with a few extra steps.

Firstly, you will need to enable developer mode on your chromebook. Refer to the official google documentation for information on how to do this.
Now, you will need to download the latest Anaconda for 64 bit (most likely x86) linux to your Downloads folder. As of 5/12/2021, the latest version can be downloaded here.
You will now need to enter Chrome OS's super secret terminal by pressing the key combination Ctrl + Alt + T. You will find yourself in the very strange crosh terminal which is mainly used for debugging Chrome. To enter a proper shell environment, type shell and press enter. If this command fails, you are probably not in developer mode.
Note: you can paste into the terminal using the key combo Ctrl + Shift + V
We now need to change what direct

	# Note: These steps worked for me, but it might not work for you. This requires changing some stuff which might break your system.
	# I am not responsible for anything

	# be the root user!
	sudo -i

	# change the sources.list file contents
	# open it and remove everything inside

	nano /etc/apt/sources.list

	# To connect iPazzPort Bluetooth as it appears on the bluetooth listÑ
	Pair the device with your PC or laptop on Linux Mint.
	Then switch of the keyboard and turn on again and
	Voila! The keyboard is functional!!!
	* Just in case: To reconnect press the ENTER to the right on the number keyboard.