So I have come to the last of my tutorial. Optional – To remove the PPA, launch the “ Software & Updates” utility and navigate the “ Other Software” tab. Sudo add-apt-repository -remove ppa:webupd8team/brackets In case you used PPA, run the below command one by one: sudo apt-get remove brackets If you have installed it as a snap package, then to remove it, run the following command: sudo snap remove brackets If you have installed it from the software center, then you can also remove it from there. In case you didn’t like this text editor, you can easily uninstall it. In case you don’t know how to install deb files on Ubuntu, check my tutorial on it.

And deb binaries can install software on Ubuntu and other Linux distros based on Ubuntu like Elementary OS, Linux Mint, Deepin, Pinguy OS, etc. Download the source code or Deb package from the link below. Using source code is a universal way to install any software on any Linux distros. Method 3: Install Brackets using Deb Package or Source Code Although if you want to install, run the below command into the Terminal: sudo add-apt-repository ppa:webupd8team/brackets It’s not recommended as this application support the official software repository in the software center. There is an unofficial PPA for installing Brackets on Ubuntu and other Ubuntu derivatives. Method 2: Install Brackets Code Editor via PPA Once you have installed Snap Daemon using the above snapd command, run the following in the Terminal: sudo snap install brackets If you want to install through a command line or Terminal, use the Snap command. Brackets is available on all the latest Ubuntu software Center as Snap package So now, you can install Brackets from the distro-specific or Ubuntu software center with a few clicks. Just run the below command to install the snap daemon: sudo apt-get install snapd But don’t worry if you don’t have Snap enabled into the system. Snap Package is supported in all the latest Ubuntu and other Linux distros ( after Ubuntu 16.04). Installing any software as Snap Package is very easy and straightforward.

Moreover, I will provide you with source code or deb file to install this Linux text editor on any other Linux Distros. In this tutorial article, I will show you how to install Brackets Text editor or code editor on Ubuntu and its variants like Linux Mint, Elementary OS, etc.

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