Quick question..

[ISolveCubes]

Is there by any chance an executable(.exe) file alternative on Chromebooks? If so, then is there a way to convert .exe files into that alternative and run it on a Chromebook?

 

[carnageX]

Is there by any chance an executable(.exe) file alternative on Chromebooks?

Chromebooks are web-based, and thus don't install applications like normal OS's - applications are mainly "extensions" to the browser/OS through the Chrome web store.

If so, then is there a way to convert .exe files into that alternative and run it on a Chromebook?

Fine an alternative or code the application yourself from scratch.

 

[ph4nt0m117]

Chromebooks run gentoo which is a linux distro. At that it is a very slimmed down version of gentoo. Depending on your chromebook you could install linux flat on it and use wine to run an .exe3 but there wouldn't be a point to that.

I'd recommend looking for a computer recycling center near you and building a laptop there. I have many times and they have always come out pretty on par with my expectations. The most I have spent is 35 bucks