![]() ![]() ![]() So just double click the file (or create a script with "./UnityHub.AppImage") and Unity will start. Of course, you first have to make the file "executable" if it is not already: As this is an " AppImage", there is no need to "install" this - you can simply run it. I created a separate directory for this "Unity program" (e.g. This will download a file "UnityHub.AppImage". Well, this one is easy: go to the download page and click " Download Unity Hub". As this was all free, I wrote this guide to help other (non-)developers to get starting with game development with Unity (on Linux). It took me a whole day to finally had a small game with full development cycle. So I had no experience with Unity, none with C#, and none with game development overall. I searched various sources on the internet until I got my first project finally running, was able to built a Linux executable and finally setup debugging the C# code of Unity. As I use a Linux distribution (Ubuntu 20.04 LTS) and just have experience in a Java IDE (Eclipse), I had just a rough idea how this could work. I am a software developer without any game engine experience and started my very first Unity project. ![]()
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