Slack is a cloud-based popular team collaboration tool. This is a new kind of messaging platform for the teams, bringing all your communication to one place.
You can visit slack.com to create your team account for free. The free plan provides limited features but is pretty useful for a small team. Upgrade to the paid version to use advanced features.
This tutorial will help you to install the Slack desktop application on Ubuntu 22.04, 21.10 & 20.04 Desktop systems.
The slack packages are not available under the standard Ubuntu repository. Therefore, we need to download the relevant .deb package file from the official repository and install it manually. Another option is to install the Slack application from the Snap store.
Choose one of the below methods for installing the Snap application on Ubuntu desktop systems.
Slack is available as a snap package for the installation on the Ubuntu system. Snap packages can be installed from either the command line or via the Ubuntu Software application.
Open a terminal on your system and type:
sudo snap install slack --classic
All done. Slack has been installed using the Snap package.
You can also install the Slack client application using the Debian package.
Navigate to the official Slack download page. Then download the Slack debian package on your system.
Once the download is finished. Open a terminal and execute the following command to install Slack on the Ubuntu system.
sudo dpkg -i ~/Downloads/slack-desktop-*.deb
All done. Slack has been installed using the Debian package.
Slack application launcher will be available under all applications. Go to the Activities corner and click the Show Applications icon.
Then search for the “slack”. You will see the launcher as below:
Click the launcher icon to open the Slack application on Ubuntu systems.
In this tutorial, you have learned to install the Slack desktop application on Ubuntu 22.04, 21.10 & 20.04 LTS Linux system. You can now communicate with other people, and groups by signing up with your Slack account.
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