The Snap application of Sublime Text 3 is available for testing.

The Snap application of Sublime Text 3 is available for testing.

The Community has included Sublime Text 3 in the SNAP package. So far, it can be used for testing candidate channels. Snap is a common Linux application with all dependencies. It runs in the sandbox and is isolated from other system software.

If you just want to install the latest stable Sublime Text 3 in Ubuntu. There is an official repository. For more information, see. Or refer to the last part of this article.

Use Snap to install Sublime Text 3:

Once a snapshot is released to a stable channel, you can easily install or delete it in Ubuntu software.

Open the terminal and use Ctrl + Alt + T or search for "terminal" from the application initiator ". Open the terminal and run the following command:

Snap install sublime-text-3 -- classic -- candidate

This command is used in Ubuntu 16.04 and later versions. Once a snap is published to a stable channel, the -- candidate flag is not required.

The snap package and the traditional package coexist. You will have two starter icons, as shown below:

To ensure that you are running the Snapshot Application, run the following command on the terminal:

/Snap/bin/sublime-text-3

Uninstall:

To delete the Snap application of Sublime Text 3, run the following command:

Snap remove sublime-text-3

For more information about Sublime Text, read:

The eight most commonly used Sublime Text 3 plug-ins

How to install Sublime Text 3 on Ubuntu

Sublime Text 3 in Ubuntu 15.10 contains Chinese garbled characters and cannot be implemented using Chinese input methods.

Install Sublime Text 3 in Linux and fix the shortcut to the starter.

Solution to Sublime Text failure in entering Chinese characters on Ubuntu 14.04

Install and configure Sublime Text 3 in Ubuntu 16.04

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