Ubuntu Install Snap Store - Shell/Bash

If you're an Ubuntu user and want to install Snap Store, you can easily do it with Shell/Bash commands. Snap Store is a graphical user interface for the Snap package manager. It allows you to search for and install snap packages, as well as manage your installed snaps.

Here are the steps to install Snap Store on Ubuntu using Shell/Bash:

Step 1 - Update and Upgrade

First, you need to update and upgrade your system to get the latest packages and security updates. Open your terminal and run the following command:

sudo apt update && sudo apt upgrade

You will need to enter your sudo password to authenticate the command.

Step 2 - Install Snapd

Snapd is a daemon that manages snaps on your Ubuntu system. Snap packages are self-contained software bundles that include their dependencies. To install Snapd, run the following command in your terminal:

sudo apt install snapd

Step 3 - Install Snap Store

Now that Snapd is installed, you can install Snap Store with the following command:

sudo snap install snap-store

This will download and install Snap Store on your Ubuntu system.

Step 4 - Launch Snap Store

To launch Snap Store, open your Applications menu and search for "Snap Store". You can also launch it from the command line by typing:

snap-store

This will open the Snap Store window, where you can search for and install snap packages.

Conclusion

Installing Snap Store on Ubuntu using Shell/Bash is straightforward and easy. With Snap Store, you can easily find and install new applications on your Ubuntu system.