Now when you open up the applications drawer, you will see the DB Browser listed there You are now ready to use SQLite on your Ubuntu 20.04 machine. With this output, the installations are complete. Once you get the prompt back, the installation is complete. Go ahead and type this into the terminal to start the installation: $sudo apt install sqlitebrowserĭuring the installation, the terminal will ask you that after installation additional 58.5 MB of disk space will be utilized, do you want to continue? If you don’t have enough disk space, feel free to abort the installation at this step otherwise proceed.ĭepending on your Internet connection speed, this process will take some time. For this guide, we will install the de facto tool i.e., SQLite Browser. Now that the database engine is installed on your machine, you need a management tool to operate on it. Once you get this output, this means that the installation has been successfully completed. Now go ahead and install the SQLite3 package through the following: $sudo apt install sqlite3 $sudo apt updateĪs soon as the update is completed, you will know when the prompt returns. Fire up the terminal and update your Ubuntu 20.04.
Update the OSīefore we proceed with the installation, it is always a recommended step to run the update to resolve any dependency issues and get the latest versions of all of the packages.
#SQL TABS UBUNTU INSTALL HOW TO#
In this tutorial, I will show you how to install and use SQLite on Ubuntu 20.04, the same procedure will work on the upcoming Ubuntu 22.04 version too. SQLite is released under an OpenSource license, so it’s free to use. It is widely known for its efficiency and its ability to be connected with various programming languages. SQLite is a lightweight cross-platform relational database engine.
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