google-chrome-os

As of version 66 of Google Chrome onwards it will no longer automatically start playback of audio and video files when the playback volume is not muted. This change was made to prevent autoplay on ad videos and other annoying web page elements. However, this has negative consequences for a number of perfectly valid applications of the autoplay feature, for instance in signage applications. The new default behaviour of not auto playing a video with sound can be overridden at the startup of the Google Chrome browser with the command line options --autoplay-policy=no-user-gesture-required or --no

I would like to use my samsung chromebook to develop for app engine using python, unfortunately now it is not possible as I only have browser there. There are online IDE's like codule but they are not good enough yet. So in this regards I have 3 questions: Is there a way to hack into chrome os and pull its native linux out Is there a way to install second OS on the chromebook (I have a new Samsung chromebook not the first one) Is there any chrome OS extension which can help programming in python for app engine Just enable Developer Mode , and you will get the access to the shell . Sandeep