This will allow us to download the Unity editor.įinally, we come to the steps where we configure the Unity Editor folder in Gnu/Linux to install it. Once you have followed the steps above, Unity personal license should already be activated. If we select the option ' Unity Staff' we will get a free personal license, and when activating it, we will also select ' I don't use Unity in a professional capacity'.

In the next step, we are going to mark the license that we want to use. Later We will select the section « License Management«, and we will click on the button ' Activate new license'. Once logged in, we will click on the gear icon at the top right. Those without an account can click the 'Create one' link on the screen to enter credentials. In the window that will appear we will enter the Unity account details. There it is only necessary to select ' Sign in'. Sign in to your Unity Technologies accountĪfter accepting the terms, if you have an account with Unity Technologies, click the profile icon. There just check the box for ' Allow to run the file as a program'.Īfter assigning the permissions, we only need double click on the file UnityHub.AppImage” and accept the terms. Then we just have to select Properties, to go to the tab Permissions. To achieve this, simply right-click on the UnityHub.AppImage file. Give permissions to the Unity Hub AppImage fileĪfter downloading the AppImage package from Unity Hub, to run it, first we must make the file executable.

On this page, all you have to do is select Gnu/Linux as the platform, and then press the button that says « Unity Hub«. We can use the following link to download UnityHub from the project page. If we want to install the Unity editor for Gnu/Linux, we must first download the Hub which is available in format AppImage. 1.2 Sign in to your Unity Technologies accountĭownload Unity Hub and install the editor on Ubuntu 20.04.1.1 Give permissions to the Unity Hub AppImage file.1 Download Unity Hub and install the editor on Ubuntu 20.04.

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