Because it needs Ruby, Git, GNU Make and GCC to work, and I only have an i686 Acer C7 Chromebook, so I can't port this software to other architectures. If Chromebrew will be widely used, I'm planning to raise money on Kickstarter to buy other Chromebooks and make Chromebrew work also on them.
Because it needs Ruby, Git, GNU Make and GCC to work, and I only have an i686 Acer C7 Chromebook, so I can't port this software to other architectures. If Chromebrew will be widely used, I'm planning to raise money on Kickstarter to buy other Chromebooks and make Chromebrew work also on them.
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<h3>How can I help?</h3>
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If you have a compatibile (i686) Chromebook, you can fork my Github repo and add some new packages to its <code>packages</code> directory if you managed to build them from source successfully on your device. Package recipes are simple Ruby files - here is an example:
If you have a compatibile (i686) Chromebook, you can fork my Github repo and add some new packages to its <code>packages</code> directory if you managed to build them from source successfully on your device. Package recipes are simple Ruby files - here is an example:
