You’ll want to have an Intel-based Chromebook to try this out. Important: Typical virtual machine software like VirtualBox won’t function on ARM Chromebooks. Much like the above option, you’ll need to enable developer mode and install Crouton to get a Linux desktop alongside your Chrome OS system, then install a virtualization program like VirtualBox. Install Windows inside VirtualBox just as you would on a typical computer-you can switch back and forth between your Chrome desktop and Linux desktop with a keyboard shortcut. If Wine doesn’t support the program you want to run, or it’s just too much of a hassle, you can also run a Windows virtual machine from the Linux desktop with Crouton. RELATED: 4+ Ways to Run Windows Software on Linux Option Three: Use Developer Mode and Install a Virtual Machine Consult the Wine application database for more information about supported applications and tweaks you may need. Wine isn’t perfect, so it won’t run every Windows application and may not run some applications without manual tweaking.
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