I am using Ubuntu 18.04, and I need to install  in my machine i tried:    sudo snap install --classic vscode   but it didn't work.
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I just downloaded VSCode-linux-x64 from . It's a 62 MB zip file. How can I install it on my Ubuntu system?
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I have just upgraded to a recent version of Ubuntu that uses snap apps, and I have trouble understanding how I'm supposed to use them to work with files outside of /home. I have three disks in my machine, a large photo library on sdb, backup drives, and other things; as snap apps are thus confined, they can not access any of them.  Only solution I can think of, is to bind mount everything to some folder under /home but that seems like a terrible thing to do every single time I want to look at a file. Searching the web brings up blog posts about snap interfaces and snap connections but it is unclear to me if that could be helpful.  So the question is: what is the intended method for using snap apps to work with files stored outside of /home?
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I used this command line  sudo snap install pwgen-tyhicks   to install pwgen but I can't findout how to use it. So I want to uninstall it. How to  uninstall it?
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I am using 64-bit Ubuntu and I want to install the Code::Blocks IDE. Is there any repository?
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I just finished the installation of the Ubuntu 18.04, but whenever I try to install any application from Ubuntu Software the same error occurs (for example "vlc"):     unable to install "vlc": snap "vlc" has "install-snap" change in progress   I hope somebody can tell me what I've done wrong.
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I am use Ubuntu 16.04. I see on snap's home page that it installed as default on Ubuntu 16.04. But when I run any command with snap, I can't take any result includes :      snap --version   Please help me.
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Of course for most packages the answer is trivial: if it's some tool or library, deb is the only option, while for some proprietary software snap is the only option.  It seems Ubuntu is heavily pushing and promoting Snap packages, citing advantages in packaging, isolation, security, updates, etc. yet all applications that ship with Ubuntu 18.04 are installed as deb packages.  One example is Firefox, which is a package that should be kept up-to-date for security reasons, and that in the past had conflicts with distribution package maintainers about security and branding (Iceweasel). Yet Canonical chose to ship Firefox as a deb package.  For packages that have both a snap and a deb, this raises the question: Which one should you install? And if the answer is snap, should I actively migrate installed deb's?
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I copied all of the files like in  tutorial, but I have no luck launching PS. I also tried running the installer with WINE, but needed AIR and it wouldn't connect to the adobe servers.  Also, I (think I) removed all of the libraries I installed with winetricks (except for the VC++ ones) and deleted the files I copied from my Windows machine. This is all perfectly safe, right?
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Since Mark Shuttleworth decided to  to  in the future, I was wondering if I can install it on my Ubuntu now?
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I am new to Ubuntu and want to install VMWare Player. What is the step by step procedure to install that?
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I'm new to Ubuntu Environment. I'm using Ubuntu 16.04.3 LTS. I'm learning Web Development my own. I heard some good words about using Linux for Web Dev. So I just dual boot my Windows laptop with Ubuntu. After installation and software update. I visit atom.io to install Atom Text Editor. I downloaded the .deb file. I clicked on it and it took me to Ubuntu Software. I clicked on Install button but nothing happened.
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I installed Ubuntu 18.04 yesterday. Today I tried to install micro editor through snap, but it doesn't work. Any command like this sudo snap install hello-world freezes for a minute and I receive  error: unable to contact snap store  Is there some problem with the snap store or is it because I couldn't connect to it from my network? How could I check that?
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I am wondering whether or not there is a way to completely remove snap from Ubuntu 19.10 without losing the ability to install important applications like Chromium.   When I just recently updated to the newest Ubuntu release I realized that the installer programmatically reinstalled snap, although I had manually removed it before. Additionally the installer removed Chromium, which was installed via the repositories, and reinstalled it via snap.   As I don't want snap to be installed on my machines for various reasons my question is if anybody knows a safe way to remove it, and to get the Chromium DEB back to the sources?  Is there a PPA? Could I use a source of an Ubuntu flavor additionally, which didn't remove the Chromium Deb from its sources?
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Can someone please explain how I can install  in the following ways?   By using the package manager? By downloading and installing a pre-built package?
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I have Ubuntu 14.04 LTS (Os type 32bit) on an AMD 64 X2. I would like to install Draftsight but it appears to be quite impossible: first it says that have the wrong architecture software version (i have installed all the i386 packages), but in the end it gives me always the error   subprocess new pre-installation script returned error exit status 126.   Is it possible to install such a software on 32bit Ubuntu and AMD?  Is there any version of the software compatible with my configuration? do I have to download an older version?  Thanks a lot,  mattia
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I installed the Notepad++ snap package few months ago in Ubuntu 18.04, and it worked perfectly. Two weeks ago suddenly Notepad++ stopped opening. When I click on the Notepad++ icon nothing happens. I removed and installed Notepad++ again, but it's still not working. I haven't any logs about this.  When I run snap run notepad-plus-plus I get the following results:  wine cmd.exe /c echo '%ProgramFiles%' returned empty string, error message    "wine: WINEARCH set to win64 but '/home/my-username/snap/notepad-plus-plus/common/.wine'   is a 32-bit installation."
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I need to reinstall my Ubuntu 18.04 and I want to backup and restore all installed snap packages including all installation settings.   With snap list I get the list of installed packages. However, the list is not in a suitable format for reinstalling all the packages. I need something like apt-clone that would work for snap packages the same way it works for apt installed packages.