Step 4: Check If Everything is Working Properly
Since our Flutter SDK is located in /home/Documents, we have entered this line (119), as shown in the above image: export PATH=”$PATH:/home/Documents/flutter/bin.”Īfter entering the PATH, Save and Close the file. To do this, open your terminal and enter the following command: $ cd /home/ with the actual path. Since our system and most other Linux distros use Bash shell by default, we will be editing $HOME/. To do this, you will need to open the rc file for your shell. $ tar xf ~/Downloads/flutter_linux_v1.17. Extracting Flutter Step 3: Update Path to add the Flutter SDK Using the following command, we have extracted it to our Documents folder. It’s not clickable! Download Flutter Installation Bundle Step 2: Extract the archive file.Īfter downloading the archive file, you will need to extract it to your desired location. The button in the below picture is only for your reference. You need to head on over to their official website and download this installation bundle, as shown in the image below. Installing Flutter SDK manually, without Snap Store Step 1: Download the Flutter Installation Bundle. By downloading the Flutter SDK, you automatically agree to Google Terms of Service. Note: Flutter uses Google Analytics to anonymously collect and report feature usage statistics as well as bash crash reports. Here is a comprehensive step-by-step guide to help you out with the process. In that case, you will need to install the Flutter SDK manually.
Let’s say you don’t have snapd, or for some reason, you can’t use it.
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To learn more about snap packages and how to enable it on your Linux PC, read this guide.
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