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How can I run TntConnect on my Chromebook (Chrome OS)?

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How can I run TntConnect on my Chromebook (Chrome OS)?

How can I run TntConnect on my Chromebook (Chrome OS)?

1)  Make sure you have an Intel-based Chromebook.

2) Turn on "Linux (beta)" in settings. (https://support.google.com/chromebook/answer/9145439)

3) Download CrossOver from the CodeWeavers website.

4) In your Downloads folder, right-click on the CrossOver.deb download and "Install with Linux".

5) Start the CrossOver app.

6) Click the big "Install Windows Software" button.

7)  Type in and choose "TntConnect".

8) Click "Install".

Note: CrossOver is supported by CodeWeavers.  Reach out to CodeWeavers if you run into an issue installing CrossOver and getting it running.

Here's a video released by CrossOver on September 2021: How to Install CrossOver 21 on Chrome OS.

Recent Comments

By: Richard_S Posted on 7 Aug 2020 8:29 PM

I followed these instructions and was able to install TntConnect on CrossOver in Linux, however once I open the TntConnect program in CrossOver I cannot figure out how to connect to my database. Anyone know how to do this or have any tips?  Thanks!

By: Troy Wolbrink Posted on 18 Aug 2020 11:36 PM

Under the "File" menu, click on "Open".

By: Steven Maus Posted on 30 Jun 2022 12:17 AM

Will TntConnect stop working on my chromebook when my free trial of CrossOver runs out?

By: Tyro Macgyver Posted on 13 Aug 2022 4:54 PM

As a frugal missionary, I'd like to avoid spending $60 on CrossOver. How may I run TntMPD on my Intel-based Chromebook using the open-source Wine rather than CrossOver?

By: Troy Wolbrink Posted on 1 Sep 2022 9:49 PM

@Steven, Yes the trial of Chrome is limited.  If you want to keep using TntConnect via CrossOver, you'll eventually have to buy CrossOver.

@Tyro, if you can get into the Linux development environment, maybe you can use this:  www.tntware.com/.../59088.aspx