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How to run Unity3D on Ubuntu
Hi I use Linux/Ubuntu but i dont know how to run Unity 3d on Ubuntu.PLease help. Thanks in advance
Unity's support for Linux is limited to builds targeting Ubuntu 10.10 and later. There is no way to run the Unity editor on Linux and to my knowledge there are no plans to create a Linux based editor in the foreseeable future. So that means that although there is Linux publishing, development is still tied to either Windows or Mac
Here is a link to a blog post that discussed this: Linux Publishing in Unity
Ask Google, the first hit looks pretty good.
$$anonymous$$ost useless answer I've ever seen on one of these sites. Ubuntu's user interface is called Unity.
When googling Unity3D in conjunction with Ubuntu, always include the "3D" in "Unity3D".
Also, Google results change depending on where you are, what you've searched for in the past, what operating system and browser you're using and even what you have in your emails.
Telling someone that the first result is a good one isn't appropriate, as their first result will almost definitely be different to yours. Especially if they're on Ubuntu and you're not, because their results are likely tailored to favour Ubuntu's Unity interface.
Try virtualbox. Works for me!
Hi boys and girls ;) I can run unity3D editor on a ubuntu 14.04 64-bit (on a lenovo L530 laptop with only its graphical chipset) by following http://tomaszzackiewicz.wordpress.com/2013/11/16/run-unity3d-on-linux-with-wine-solved/ It would be great that a native unity3D editor could be developped. appologize my poor english ;) lots of c# to all of u!
This question may be old but I wanted to mention that there is an experimental build for Linux that went out a few months ago:
http://blogs.unity3d.com/2015/08/26/unity-comes-to-linux-experimental-build-now-available
plus the forum seems to be up-to-date:
http://forum.unity3d.com/forums/linux-editor.93/
note: This answer is for anyone who stumbles across this thread before finding the other sources like what happened to me.
I also want to mention that the editor sure does the job, a bit too buggy though.
