# If your Chromebook is listed, verify whether or not Chromebook has Linux (Beta) / Crostini
## At the bottom right of the Chromebook page, select the time.
## Select Settings [[File:Settings.png|18px|thumb]]
## Under "Linux (Beta)," See the Linux status (Screenprint needed)
# If purchasing a new Chromebook, ensure the Chromebook is listed on the link [https://sites.google.com/a/chromium.org/dev/chromium-os/chrome-os-systems-supporting-linux chrome-os-systems-supporting-linux].
== Update Chrome OS to the latest Version ==
on On your ChromeBookChromebook, go to Settings->About Chrome OS and see if there are any updates to apply. (Screenprint) You do this by # going to the settings page (which is accessed by clicking on the little toothed gear settings symbol[[File:Settings.png|18px]]) (Screenprint) and then # finding Click on the legend "About Chrome OS" over to on the left (Screenprint) and clicking on that. Then you should see a # Click on (Screenprint) the box up towards the top that says "Check for Updates". Click on that, and it will either tell you that you are up to date, (Screenprint) or else start updating your system. If it starts updating, then wait for it to finish, and then follow its instructions to restart. # Turn on your Chromebook.# Connect your Chromebook to Wi-Fi.# At the bottom right, select the time. [[File:How-to-update-your-Chromebook-1.jpg|400px]]# Select Settings[[File:Settings.png|18px]]).# At the bottom of the left panel, select "About Chrome OS". screenprint# Under "Google Chrome OS," you will find which version of the Chrome operating system your Chromebook uses.# Select "Check for updates". screenprint# If your Chromebook finds a software update, it will start to download automatically.
== Load Linux (Beta) ==
