This brief tutorial is going to show students and new users how to install the Telegram instant messaging app on Ubuntu via Snap package management. If you haven’t used Telegram and you value apps that protect your privacy, then you should try it. Many other instant messaging apps put security and user privacy at the forefront, but Telegram is probably the most popular. It supports Windows, Mac OS, and Linux systems, including Ubuntu. Telegram is also a fast and secure desktop app and can perfectly sync with your mobile devices so your communication is everywhere on all your devices at any time. To get started installing Telegram, follow the steps below:
Install Snap
If you don’t have Snap installed on your system, you should first install it before continuing below. for users using Ubuntu 16.04, that will be the case. Applications built using snap are self-contained with all the libraries and files that are To install Snap, run the commands below
Install Telegram
Now that Snap package management is installed, run the commands below to install the Telegram snap app After installing, open your Activities Overview and search for Telegram, and open. The first time you should be prompted for your mobile device number. If you already have an account, the program will automatically associate your number and allow you to sign in with your password or code sent to your device. That’s it! This is how one installs the Telegram messaging app on an Ubuntu desktop. You may also like the post below:
