Install Muse Hub on Chromebook - guidance ?

Hi John. I would refer you to the link below in the other reply. These were the steps I followed to get Musescore 3 and then 4 installed. I then followed the steps for Muse Hub and this all worked fine.

The problem came once I had downloaded some sounds from Muse Hub which resulted in a .deb file. Double clicking the file produced a dialog about "Did I want to install ?" at which I got nervous and declined (perhaps should have proceeded). I did a little ferreting around on Linux and unearthed the sudo command which seemed to fix the problem and the new Muse Hub sounds are available within MuseScoe4.

(Having re-read the excellent article by Mark Sabatella, reference by jetee's link below I decided to try the double click on the .deb file again. This time I opted for the installation and got another dialog saying the application should be available from Terminal. Started Terminal and ran sudo muse-hub-service (got the message "waiting for client connection). Opened new Terminal window and ran muse-hub (all as described by MS). This started Muse Hub and allowed further downloading of sounds.

Actually - it turns out that the installation also included an icon alongside the icons for Musescore 3 and 4 and I can simply run Muse Hub by double clicking it.

Hope this helps
James