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PHP Editor Bracket Installation


Brief: This quick tutorial shows you various ways of installing Bracket editor in Ubuntu
and other Ubuntu-based Linux distributions.
Brackets is one of the best open source code editors. It is developed by Adobe and is focused
on web designers and front-end developers. Brackets is built in and for HTML, CSS and
JavaScript. In this article, we shall see how to install Brackets in Ubuntu, Linux Mint and
few other Linux distributions.
Since I am not a web developer, perhaps I may not do justice reviewing Brackets editor.
However, if you are interested, you can read a fine review here.
Method 1: Install Brackets using Snap
Starting Ubuntu 16.04, Bracket is available as Snap app. You can find it in Software Center
and install it from there in a few clicks.
If you want to go the command line way, you can use the Snap commands to install Brackets.
This will work for all the Linux distributions that support Snap packaging.
But first, make sure you have snapd daemon installed on your system. Use the command
below to install it. Don’t worry if it is already installed. Just run the command below:
sudo apt-get install snapd
Once you have made sure that snapd is installed on your Linux system, install Brackets using
the command below:
sudo snap install brackets
That’s it.
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1/3Brackets is available in Software Center for Ubuntu 16.04 and higher versions
Method 2: Install Brackets using PPA in Ubuntu and Linux Mint
(Not recommended)
Note: This method is redundant now. When Brackets was not officially available, the unofficial
PPA provided an easy way to install Brackets on Ubuntu.
Open a terminal and use the following commands to install Brackets via the unofficial PPA:
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:webupd8team/brackets
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install brackets
Method 3: Install Brackets using DEB package or source code
If you do not like PPAs, you can get the .deb installation files from the link below. You will also
get the source code of the latest version there.
Download Brackets Editor
These .deb binaries can be installed by double-clicking on it. It will be opened in Ubuntu
Software Center by default. You can use a lighter alternative Gdebi as well.
2/3The same methods should also work in other Linux distributions based on Ubuntu such
as Pinguy OS, LXLE, Elementary OS, Peppermint, Deepin, Linux Lite etc.
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Remove Brackets
If you did not like Brackets, you can easily remove it.
If you installed it from DEB package or Software Center, you can remove it from there itself.
If you used snap command, you can use the command below to remove Brackets:
sudo snap remove brackets
If you used the PPA, you can remove it using the following commands:
sudo apt-get remove brackets
sudo add-apt-repository --remove ppa:webupd8team/brackets
I hope this helped you to install Brackets in Ubuntu and other Linux distributions. What do you
think of Brackets? Is Brackets better than Atom text editor? Do share your views.
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