However most people use SPM for just installing new software. It can also upgrade your entire operating system, and manage all software installed on your computer. The Synaptic Package Manager (SPM) is used for more than just installing software.

However, new ways take a little getting used to, and so we will first look at the basic tool needed to install software this way, and then how to use it to install Blender. The rest - finding the files, downloading the files, installing software, is taken care of by Ubuntu itself while you go and get a cup of tea or work on something else. The 'new' way is much smarter - you choose what you want to install from a list and press 'go'. This is the 'old' way of installing software. If you are used to an Operating System like Windows or MacOSX you may have installed software by downloading it from a website and double clicking on the downloaded file, and clicking through all the licence agreements, configuration options etc. Recommended Hardware : 300 Mhz processor (CPU) minimum, internet connection Operating System use for this installation : Ubuntu 7.04 Software version used for this installation : 2.4.3 It is useful for me to remember things that I have learned in Blender 3D (as a personal document) that may also be of use to you. But, in my opinion, the easiest way to install it is to download directly on the official site because it can run right away.īut for now I'm installing it via Snap because I find updating the app using snap very easy.įor the next article maybe I will also write some tutorials about blender 3D on this blog. You can visit this page, to select the blender version you want to install via Snap.Īpart from some of the points that I wrote above, Linux users can also install it via flathub, and use someone's repository to install blender 3D. Previously, make sure that snap is installed on your computer system. To install it please type the command sudo snap install blender. Blender 3D developer also provides Blender version for snap officially. Snap is one type of package developed by canonical.

Or you can install it on terminal using the command:

Please look for Blender 3D and install it just by clicking the install menu. Blender is usually also available on the apps store on Ubuntu Software.

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