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You will not be able to use the Signal desktop to make video calls at this time.Alright, I’m not exactly Dr Frankenstein, but I did exhume the corpse of a forgotten Chromebook from its eternal resting place (my bookcase) to enact a macabre ritual. The Linux container can not access your Chromebook’s camera. I know a lot of users are looking for alternatives that can be used across all of their devices and Signal works like a charm.

Keep in mind, previous Signal messages will not sync to a newly added device for security purposes. Once it syncs, you can set your notifications for and they will work on your Chromebook as long as you have the desktop application open in the background.

You can then scan the QR code to link your phone and the desktop app. Click your avatar at the top-left and find “linked devices.” Click that and then select the plus icon at the bottom right. Open the app on your desktop and then, head over to the Signal app on your phone. If all went well, you should now have the Signal app in your app launcher. Sudo apt update & sudo apt install signal-desktop -y Once you’ve done that, open your Linux terminal and execute the following three commands, one at a time. To install Signal for Desktop on your Chromebook, you will first need to make sure that your device is set up and ready to run Linux applications. To use Signal on a PC, Mac, or Linux desktop, you first need to get the mobile application for your Android or iOS device. It isn’t readily available in the Debian repository but you can install it on a Linux-compatible Chromebook with just a few simple commands. Signal does not offer a web interface but thanks to Linux, the answer to your question is a resounding “ yes.” ( Before you ask, no, the Android version of Signal is not available for Chromebooks.) Signal offers a desktop version of the company’s security-focused messaging platform for Windows, macOS, and Linux. Whatever your reason for making the move to Signal, you may be wondering if you can install a desktop version of the messenger on your Chromebook. You can read a detailed rundown over at Ars Technica. I won’t get into the gory details but it has a lot to do with what and how WhatsApp shares its data with Facebook. This migration was initially spurred by an upcoming change in Facebook-owned WhatsApp’s terms of service. Thanks in part to a simple, two-word tweet from Elon Musk, the Signal messaging platform has seen a massive influx of new users. I’ll save the politics for other websites but we are here to help users get the most out of Chromebooks and that has spurred this latest how-to. Well, it seems that 2021 is shaping up to be the year of “mass exodus” to and from various tech platforms.