In this scenario Sublime Text is not an application hosted on Ubuntu’s repository so that’s why we are downloading a public encryption key from Sublime Text to be able to download and verify the authenticity of the app.Īfter we have run the command above, we will get a warning that apt-key is deprecated, for now we can ignore that message as it’s deprecated but it’s still functioning on Ubuntu 22.04.
A repository is akin to an app store where we can download applications from, onto our Ubuntu computer. After it’s downloaded we are using the apt-key utility to add it to the apt keyring.Īpt is the official repository of Canonical, the company behind the Ubuntu OS. Here we are using the wget utility to to download the public signing key from Sublime Text’s website. Let’s open our Terminal and run the following command: wget -qO - | sudo apt-key add. Installation of Sublime Text has to be done on the command line. Sublime Text can also be used in evaluation mode for as long as you like. A single license can be used among all your machines even on multiple platforms. Sublime Text is not free and is not open source, the current price for a license is $99 USD. While we will be installing Sublime Text in this tutorial, it’s good to know that Sublime Text is cross-platform, available for Linux, Windows and macOS.
In other words, it visually offers a dark environment where the lines of code you write will stand out so you can focus exclusively on them. It is specially designed to write without distractions.
Sublime Text is a text editor for writing code in almost any file format.
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