Install Unity Hub on Ubuntu

Unity Hub is a software management tool that serves as a central hub for managing projects, installations, and versions of Unity. Unity hub allows developers to easily switch between different Unity versions, install modules and collaborate with the team.

Install Unity on Ubuntu

1. Navigate to the official Unity website and click on "See other Unity Plans".

2. Choose a plan according to your preference and click on the download button. For this Answer, we'll go with the "Unity Personal" plan.

3. A new page opens. Scroll down to find the download option. Click on "Download now."

4. Once the download is complete, navigate to the downloads folder. Right-click the downloaded file, choose Properties > Permissions, and check "Allow executing file as a program."

5. Right-click in the downloads folder and open the terminal copy and paste the following command. This is an optional step so we can move the executable file to separate folder.

6. We'll use MenuLibre which is an advanced menu editor for the Free and Open Source desktop to install Unity Hub. It can be installed using the command shown below:

7. Open applications, search for the menu editor, and open it.

8. From the left side menu, click "Programming," then click on the plus icon in the top left corner and select "Add Launcher."

9. Change the launcher name to "Unity Hub." Click on the command prompt, navigate to "Other Locations" > "Computer" > "opt" > "UnityHub.AppImage." Then click on the download button in the top left corner.

10. Open applications and search "Unity Hub." Click on it, and sign into your Unity Hub account.

Unity Hub allows you to create all of your Unity projects. You can also download and install the different versions of the Unity Editor and even manage all of your licenses.