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# Install Arduino IDE on Chromebook

After [**turning on Linux**](/technical-support/set-up-development-environment-on-chromebook.md) on the Chromebook, you can access the Linux environment via the terminal app.

Please follow the following steps to install the Arduino IDE:

## Check the type of your OS version

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## Download package

Open the website ([www.arduino.cc/en/software](https://www.arduino.cc/en/software)) and download the corresponding type of Legacy Arduino IDE:

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## Installation

After downloading complete, set the folder ***Downloads*** in the file browser to share with Linux, as mentioned above. Use the following commands to install the **Arduino IDE,** e.g., ***arduino-1.8.19-linux64.tar.xz*** is the downloading file.

```
cd /mnt/chromeos/MyFiles/Downloads/
sudo apt-get install xz-utils
sudo tar -C /opt -xf arduino-1.8.19-linux64.tar.xz
cd /opt
ls
cd arduino-1.8.19/
ls
sudo ./install.sh
```

## Set up the Arduino IDE development environment for the mainboard

You can open the **Arduino IDE** as follows:

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To set up the development environment, please look at the subpage according to the type of robot mainboard.

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