This is accomplished by fixing the incompatibilities between the libc used on Android and the one used on desktop Linux or OS X (Android – Bionic Linux – glibc). The project runs the native libraries from the Android version directly on your computer. Lucky for us, someone else decided that there should be a way to run the Android version on Linux and thus, this flatpak was born. I’ve used flatpaks to install Minecraft from the Flathub storefront and it runs perfectly but it is the PC “Java” version not the Bedrock build designed for mobile. For more on that, check out this Command Line article on how to get up and running with flatpaks on Chrome OS.
These applications are all-in-one packages that contain all the necessary bits an pieces to run directly from the flatpak itself. Linux apps, users can install Linux apps known as flatpaks. For Chromebooks that support Crostini, a.k.a. There’s always the side loading option but thanks to Crostini, there is now another way and it works like a champ. Smart play by Microsoft but what about the countless people that own the $6.99 Play Store version and simply want to install it on a Chromebook. This version, available only to eligible EDU users, can be installed on Chromebooks via the Google Play Store but you’re school has to have a license and you must have an Office 365 Education account to play the full version. However, the reason became very clear with Microsoft’s recen t announcement of Minecraft: Education Edition. At that time, it wasn’t clear as to why the sandbox video game was no longer compatible with Chrome OS. A couple of months back, the Android version of Mojang’s wildly popular Minecraft blocked from being used on Chromebooks.
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