When you boot up a standard Chromebook (the kind you buy from HP, Asus, or Acer), you usually see the Play Store icon in the bottom shelf. This allows you to download millions of Android apps, turning the laptop into a versatile hybrid device.
Because Chrome OS Flex includes support, you can technically install the Waydroid container. This allows you to run Android apps inside the Linux environment. play store chrome os flex
Just because you don't have the Play Store doesn't mean Chrome OS Flex is useless. In fact, it excels in other areas. Here is how you can get the most out of the OS without Android apps: When you boot up a standard Chromebook (the