If your distribution’s repository version is outdated, use a universal package like or Snap to get the most recent release.
: Right-click the file, go to Properties > Permissions , and check "Allow executing file as program," or use the terminal: chmod +x DB.Browser.for.SQLite-x86_64.AppImage Use code with caution.
Ubuntu users typically have Snap pre-installed. Run: sudo snap install sqlitebrowser Use code with caution. Visit the Snap Store for more details. Method 3: Using AppImage (Portable) For a "no-install" option, download the official AppImage.
sudo add-apt-repository -y ppa:linuxgndu/sqlitebrowser sudo apt update sudo apt install sqlitebrowser Use code with caution. sudo dnf install sqlitebrowser Use code with caution. Arch Linux: sudo pacman -S sqlitebrowser Use code with caution. openSUSE: sudo zypper install sqlitebrowser Use code with caution.
: Double-click the file to launch the application. Ubuntu users may need to install fuse to run AppImages: sudo apt install fuse . Verifying the Installation
the .AppImage file from the DB Browser for SQLite download page.
Note: For the latest version on Ubuntu, you may need to add the official PPA :
Most Linux distributions include DB Browser for SQLite in their official repositories. Open your terminal and run the command corresponding to your system. sudo apt update sudo apt install sqlitebrowser Use code with caution.
To download and install on Linux, you can use your distribution's default package manager, a universal package format like Snap or Flatpak , or a portable AppImage . Method 1: Using Distribution Package Managers