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There are only a few steps to installing “Minecraft: Java Edition” onto your Chromebook within ChromeOS, so it shouldn’t take too long to get it set up! The most important thing you’ll want to do first is ensure Linux is operating in a virtual machine on your Chromebook. This will take up about 10 gigabytes of storage space, so make sure your drive is large enough and that there’s enough free system space to dedicate to installing Linux. To activate Linux, navigate to Settings, then Advanced, then Developers, then activate the Linux development environment and follow the instructions onscreen.
Gabriel Moss/SlashGearNext, head to the “Minecraft” official website to download the Debian/Ubuntu version of “Minecraft: Java Edition.” From here, open the Terminal app. Enter the line “sudo apt-get install default-jdk” and press the enter key. You’ll be prompted to install roughly half a gig’s worth of packages, to which you’ll wanna type “Y” and press enter again, given you have the space. Now let the system do its thing. After it finishes, type “sudo apt-get install libsecret-1-0” and tap enter, then “Y” and enter one last time.
At this point, you should be ready to install and play “Minecraft,” which is as simple as double-clicking the Minecraft.deb file in your Downloads directory, then allowing Linux to install it on your Chromebook. Once the installation is finished, you can boot up the game and log into either your Microsoft or Mojang account — whichever one is associated with your “Minecraft: Java Edition” purchase. Once you’re logged in, expect your launcher to download the latest patch. From this point, you should be able to launch “Minecraft: Java Edition” from your Chromebook’s search bar like any other app.
