For most operating systems, using the Terminal is a powerful and efficient way to interact with a computer. However in order to keep ChromeOS simple, Google limited the number of terminal commands that will run on a Chromebook. So for this section we have picked out the most useful commands for you to use with your Chromebook.
In this video we take a look at how you enable or disable Peer to Peer updates on……
In this video we demonstrate how you disable WiFi Power Save mode on a Google Chromebook. WiFi Power……
In this video, we’ll show you two quick ways to find your Chromebook’s IP address. This can be……
In this video we take a look at a terminal command, that will allow you to check the……
In this video we look at how you can run a ping test from a Chromebook. This is……
Note: As of ChromeOS 119.0.6045.212 (December 12, 2023), we have noticed that the network_diag command is no longer recognised in the……
In this video we look at a Google Shell command called “TOP”. This command will allow you to……
In this video we take a look at a Google Shell command called “Uptime“. The aim of this……
In this video we look at how you can check the Random Access Memory (RAM) on a Google……