Talk:H Booster Set 3: Assault of the Omni Lords/@comment-26523472-20150922220027/@comment-26069426-20150928124909

A chrome book is just a hardware connection point to a cloud-based operating system. This means that apps and programs are limited to what google supports in its online infrastructure.

The only way to install software on a chromebook is to use something that can access the Linux kernel, and create Windows layer. Something like Wine can do that, but it can get very technical, since you'll be bypassing Chrome OS and interacting directly with its Linux layer. I wouldn't recommend doing this on a Chromebook, though...