The Chrome OS has a Developer Mode that gives you root access to the operating system of your Chromebook.

First, Developer Mode enables you to run alternative operating systems, which means that you can install Linux or other operating systems alongside Chrome OS.

For instance, you can use Developer Mode to install an entirely new OS on your Chromebook. Perhaps the most popular use for Developer Mode is for sideloading Android apps.

If you want to enable Developer Mode on Chromebook, here's a quick and easy guide. We'll show you how to turn on Developer Mode and also how to disable it.