Make your selections based on which build support you’ll want (Android, iOS, Mac, Windows, etc).

Let’s go ahead and install a version of Unity.ī) You will now be presented with a choice of the Latest Official Releases as well as a few of the Latest Pre-Releases.Ĭ) To keep it simple, we’ll choose the most recent Official Release and click Next.ĭ) Next you have a choice to Add modules to your install. If you are installing Unity on Fedora Linux for the first time, it likely says “No Unity Version”.

The Unity Hub gives you a view on your various projects and Unity Installs. In fact it is only an executable which will be used to install Unity in the next step.

Click Save File.Ĭ) Copy UnityHub.AppImage somewhere meaningful (preferably not in Downloads) for example, to your home Downloads]mkdir Downloads]mv UnityHub.AppImage ~/UnityHubĭ) Open up a terminal and browse to the location where you saved UnityHub.AppImage ,make the file executable and run UnityHub]$chmod +x UnityHub]$./UnityHub.AppImageĮ) Accept the license and click yes to integrate Unity Hub with your menus (or not, the choice is yours). Nowadays, thanks to the Unity Hub, you can install Unity on Fedora with minimal effort.Ī) Start by going to the Unity Store and clicking Download Unity Hubī) You’ll receive a pop up asking you to save the file UnityHub.AppImage. Install Unity Hubīack in ye olden days when Unity was still young and innocent, installing Unity on any flavour of Linux took a little bit more work. So with that said, we felt that it was time to post an updated how-to if you are planning on installing Unity on Fedora Linux or really, any Linux distribution of your choosing. In fact, if you are installing Unity on Windows or MacOS, the process is pretty much the same. Not only that, we now have the Unity Hub which made its appearance in late 2018 and having that tool at our disposal makes the process of installing Unity on Linux so much easier. We had previously written about how to install Unit圓D on Fedora 24, and a lot has changed since writing that procedure way back in August of 2016, including a flurry of Unity updates as well as about 7 new Fedora releases if you did the hard math.

Unity hub appimage