Install all Minecraft versions (Bedrock Edition, Java Edition, Education Edition, Classic) on Chromebook (ChromeOS), with or without Linux by following these instructions.

ChromeOS is improving with every update, and one of those improvements focuses on how easily you can play your Steam games. Here's how to do it.

Most people buy Chromebooks because they're simple, but if you're not afraid to open the Terminal, there's the option of sideloading APKs and more.

It's still in beta, but if you have one of the 35 models that support Steam on ChromeOS, you can play PC games from the Steam store.

Using Linux app support to install Minecraft Java Edition The Minecraft Java Edition for Linux will only work on x86 systems. This method will not work for you if you have an ARM-based Chromebook.

Players can follow this method if their Chromebook has an x86 chipset from Intel or AMD. The steps to install Java Edition are below: Open the Chromebook settings and head over to advanced settings.

It's still in beta, but if you have one of the 35 models that support Steam on ChromeOS, you can play PC games from the Steam store.

Because the Education Edition is distinct from the Java and Bedrock Editions, Chromebook users may be unsure how to install it on their devices. Continue reading to find out.