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-# Chromoting Build Instructions
-
-Chromoting, also known as
-[Chrome Remote Desktop](https://support.google.com/chrome/answer/1649523),
-allows one to remotely control a distant machine, all from within the Chromium
-browser. Its source code is located in the `remoting/` folder in the Chromium
-codebase. For the sake of brevity, we'll assume that you already have a
-pre-built copy of Chromium (or Chrome) installed on your development computer.
-
-[TOC]
-
-## Obtain API keys
-
-Before you can compile the code, you must obtain an API key to allow it to
-access the federated Chrome Remote Desktop API.
-
-1.  Join the chromium-dev list, which can be found at
-    https://groups.google.com/a/chromium.org/forum/#!forum/chromium-dev. (This
-    step is required in order to gain access to the Chromoting API.)
-1.  Visit the Google APIs console at https://code.google.com/apis/console.
-    1.  Use the `API Project` dropdown to create a new project with a name of
-        your choice.
-    1.  Click on `APIs & Auth > APIs`.
-    1.  Search for `Chrome Remote Desktop API`.
-    1.  Click on the `Chrome Remote Desktop API` search result.
-    1.  Click on `Enable API`.
-    1.  Click on `APIs & Auth > Credentials`.
-    1.  Click on `Add Credentials`.
-    1.  Choose `OAuth 2.0 client ID`.
-    1.  Choose `Chrome App`.
-    1.  Under application id, enter `ljacajndfccfgnfohlgkdphmbnpkjflk`.
-
-## Obtain Chromium code
-
-If you've already checked out a copy of the browser's codebase, you can skip
-this section, although you'll still need to run `gclient runhooks` to ensure you
-build using the API keys you just generated.
-
-1.  [Install the build dependencies](linux_build_instructions_prerequisites.md).
-1.  Install the depot\_tools utilities, a process that is documented at
-    http://dev.chromium.org/developers/how-tos/install-depot-tools.
-1.  Download the Chromium source code by running:
-    `$ fetch chromium --nosvn=True`
-
-## Build and install the Linux host service
-
-If you want to remote into a (Debian-based) GNU/Linux host, follow these steps
-to compile and install the host service on that system. As of the time of
-writing, you must compile from source because no official binary package is
-being distributed.
-
-1.  Start in the `src/` directory that contains your checkout of the Chromium
-    code.
-1.  Build the Chromoting host binaries:
-
-    ```shell
-    $ ninja -C out/Release remoting_me2me_host remoting_start_host \
-    remoting_native_messaging_host remoting_native_messaging_manifests
-    ```
-
-1.  When the build finishes, move into the installer directory:
-    `$ cd remoting/host/installer/`
-1.  Generate a DEB package for your system's package manager:
-    `$ linux/build-deb.sh`
-1.  Install the package on your system: `$ sudo dpkg -i *.deb`
-1.  The next time you use the Chromoting extension from your browser, it should
-    detect the presence of the host service and offer you the option to
-    `Enable remote connections`.
-    1.  If the Web app doesn't properly detect the host process, you may need to
-        create a symlink to help the plugin find the native messaging host:
-        `$ sudo ln -s /etc/opt/chrome /etc/chromium`
-
-(NB: If you compile the host service from source and expect to configure it
-using the browser extension, you must also compile the latter from source.
-Otherwise, the package signing keys will not match and the Web app's OAuth2
-token will not be valid within the host process.)
-
-## Build and install the Chrome packaged app
-
-The Web app is the Chromoting system's main user interface, and allows you to
-connect to existing hosts as well as set up the host process on the machine
-you're currently sitting at.  Once built, it must be installed into your browser
-as an extension.
-
-1.  Start in the `src/` directory that contains your checkout of the Chromium
-    code.
-1.  Build the browser extension (Be sure to replace the substitutions denoted by
-    angled braces.):
-
-    ```shell
-    $ GOOGLE_CLIENT_ID_REMOTING_IDENTITY_API=<client id> \
-    ninja -C out/Release remoting_webapp
-    ```
-
-1.  Install the extension into your Chromium (or Chrome) browser:
-    1.  Visit the settings page [chrome://extensions].
-    1.  If it is unchecked, tick the `Developer mode` box.
-    1.  Click `Load unpacked extension...`, then navigate to
-        `out/Release/remoting/remoting.webapp.v2/` within your code checkout.
-    1.  Confirm the installation, open a new tab, and click the new app's
-        Chromoting icon.
-    1.  Complete the account authorization step, signing into your Google
-        account if you weren't already.
-
-## Build and install the Android client
-
-If you want to use your Android device to connect to your Chromoting hosts,
-follow these steps to install the client app on it. Note that this is in the
-very early stages of development. At the time of writing, you must compile from
-source because no official version is being distributed.
-
-1.  Follow all the instructions under the `Getting the code` and
-    `Install prerequisites` sections of:
-    https://www.chromium.org/developers/how-tos/android-build-instructions
-1.  Move into the `src/` directory that contains your checkout of the Chromium
-    code.
-1.  Build the Android app: `$ ninja -C out/Release remoting_apk`
-1.  Connect your device and set up USB debugging:
-    1.  Plug your device in via USB.
-    1.  Open the Settings app and look for the `Developer options` choice.
-        1.  If there is no such entry, open `About phone`, tap `Build number`
-            7 times, and look again.
-    1.  Under `Developer options`, toggle the main switch to `ON` and enable
-        `USB debugging`.
-1.  On your machine and still in the `src/` directory, run:
-    `$ build/android/adb_install_apk.py --apk=out/Release/apks/Chromoting.apk`
-1.  If your Android device prompts you to accept the host's key, do so.
-1.  The app should now be listed as Chromoting in your app drawer.
-
-See the [chromoting_android_hacking.md] guide for instructions on viewing the
-Android app's log and attaching a debugger.