
There are quite a few Ubuntu PPAs contains the 3D creation software package. Maintained by unofficial third-parties.Able to upgrade through “Software Updater”.

Besides portable Linux tarball, third-party PPAs is one of the choices. Some Ubuntu users do NOT like the Snap and Flatpak packages. No installation required, but only works for Linux on 64-bit modern desktop PC and laptop. Just grab the package, extract in your file manager, and right-click run the executable file from generated folder will launch the program. The Blender website provides Linux Tarball in its download page. Finally install Blender via command: flatpak install flathub Īnd it can be easily removed via flatpak uninstall command.Add the flathub repository: flatpak remote-add -if-not-exists flathub.Run command to install flatpak daemon: sudo apt install flatpak.When terminal opens, run following commands one by one. To install the package, open terminal either by searching from activities overview screen or by pressing Ctrl+Alt+T on keyboard. Blender is available as Flatpak package in the flathub repository. Blender Flatpak package:įlatpak is another universal Linux package format that was developed as part of the project. The stock deb package is also available to install in Ubuntu Software, though it sucks and may not work! Instead, users may open terminal by pressing Ctrl+Alt+T on keyboard, and run apt command instead: sudo apt update & sudo apt install blenderĪnd to uninstall the package, use sudo apt remove -autoremove blender command in terminal.

