If you have a chromebook which supports Linux experimental integration feature (look for this in your global parameters), then you can open a bash terminal. The Linux behind the scene seems to be Debian based.
So, to install Node.js, forget the classic way with sudo apt-get install nodejs because you will get an old release. Instead of that, you can to this :
Step 1 – Add Node.js PPA
Step 2 – Install Node.js
That's all!
(source : https://tecadmin.net/install-latest-nodejs-npm-on-debian/)
So, to install Node.js, forget the classic way with sudo apt-get install nodejs because you will get an old release. Instead of that, you can to this :
Step 1 – Add Node.js PPA
Step 2 – Install Node.js
That's all!
(source : https://tecadmin.net/install-latest-nodejs-npm-on-debian/)