OK since I didn’t had any reply, I did the job myself and tried all the methods and here are my conclusion at the time of this post (I don’t know how JetBrains folks will sort things out). Should we utilize snap s for our upcoming release as well? Add your comments here or tweet Your feedback is welcome! We would like to know what you think about snap s. Run IntelliJ IDEA EAP Ultimate edition: $intellij-idea-ultimateĪs an alternative, you can always use Toolbox App to install and update IntelliJ IDEA. Run IntelliJ IDEA EAP Community edition: $intellij-idea-community To run your edition, use one of these snap commands: $sudo snap install intellij-idea-ultimate -classic -edge $sudo snap install intellij-idea-community -classic -edge To install IntelliJ IDEA Community via Snaps from the command-line, use the following command: We currently distribute IntelliJ IDEA EAP Community and IntelliJ IDEA EAP Ultimate from the Edge channel where we store our EAP builds. On Ubuntu 16.04 LTS or later, snaps come pre-installed. Snaps are really easy to install and use. Snaps will update your app automatically, and you’ll always have a fresh IntelliJ IDEA build right out of the oven. Exciting news for Ubuntu users: you can now use snaps to install IntelliJ IDEA EAP builds, including both community and ultimate editions.
