Enable Linux on your Chromebook
in terminal run the following commands:
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install -y gnome-keyring
you can now close the terminal
download this file (this is for 64-bit AMD64)
ensure you place it in or move it into the "linux" directory
double -click on the "file" to install:
it should load!
if you want to connect from your local VSCode to a remote server, ensure the following:
click the "open remote" button on the bottom left corner of VSCode
select "SSH"
it will install the SSH extension that is needed
select "Configure SSH Hosts ..."
pick the first option
"/home/first.last/.ssh/config
enter the following:
Host first.last@172.22.52.80
HostName 172.22.52.80
User first.last
close the window
goto "settings" (gear wheel on bottom left) and search for:
"Remote.SSH: Remote Server Listen On Socket"
turn on and close
now let's connect for the first time
NOTE: you will be asked for your password many times, that is OK
click the "open remote" button on the bottom left corner again
select "Connect to Host..."
select your connection:
first.last@172.22.52.80
a new VSCode window might pop up, that is ok
select "linux" as your platform
select "continue", when asked about the fingerprint
enter your password (likely 2 or 3 times)
you should now be connected!
you should be able to see the connection in the bottom left corner
select "Open Folder"
select "public_html", since this is where you will be placing all you web stuff
enter your password (likely 2 or 3 times)
"trust" the author of the files
it is your directory!
to close the connection, click the bottom left corer
select Close Host Connection"
open VSCode
you should see "Recent" ... "public_html [SSH ~172.22.52.80]"
select that and enter your password
you should be in!