Fortunately it’s still pretty easy to switch to Developer Mode on a tablet-only device like the Acer Chromebook Tab 10.

What is Developer Mode, and why is it there? The Chromebook operating system, ChromeOS, includes a Developer mode that increases customization on your Chromebook.

If you're a developer, you also can put your Chromebook into Developer Mode, to install applications, and get deeper access to the ChromeOS system.

Developer Mode allows users to run custom code, install Linux, and access the command line, enabling them to tailor their devices to their specific needs.

Using developer mode on Chromebook may void your device warranty. Switching to developer mode will also completely erase your Chromebook, including any information that you already have stored on it.

How The Callisto Protocol's Gameplay Was Perfected Months Before Release Once in developer mode, your Chromebook will offer a warning message every time you boot-up that the device is now vulnerable.

Preparing the Chromebook Our first step toward getting ChrUbuntu on the C7 is to put it in developer mode. This is a multi-step process: first, turn your Chromebook off, and then press the power ...