It’s called xdemineur and it is readily available in Debian 11 which happens to be the flavor of Linux that comes with most modern Chrome OS devices.īefore you begin, you’ll need to make sure your device is set up and ready to use Linux applications. The first of which will get you a very Windows-like UI with a single 30×16 grid that you can play over and over again. If you’re down with using Linux applications on your Chromebook, there’s a variety of easy-to-install packages that will get you a classic Minesweeper experience with needed the internet to play. Chromebooks have come a long way in ten short years and thanks to Android and Linux applications, your Chrome OS device is capable of handling a plethora of tasks without an internet connection. After all, Chromebooks are assumed to be nothing more than a portal to the web, right? Don’t get me started on that one. Below those search results, you’ll find plenty of online options where you can get your fill of Minesweeper in various shapes and sizes. Alternatively, you can access Google’s version directly at this link. You’ll be greeted with a search result that will give you a pop-out, web-based version of the game which you can set to easy, medium, or hard depending on how much you want to be tortured. The first and most Google-y way to play Minesweeper is to simply Google the word Minesweeper. Therefore, I’m here to share with you three ways that you can enjoy the classic Minesweeper experience on your Chromebook EVEN WHEN YOU’RE OFFLINE! We live in a wonderful time where web apps are king and Chromebooks can run Linux apps.
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What about playing Minesweeper on a Chromebook? Sadly, you can’t install a Windows executable program on Chrome OS but that’s okay. Like Solitaire, Mahjong and others, Minesweeper has become synonymous with killing time on a Windows PC.
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