Now you need to select the Modules you want to install. The default install locations of the editor are: OS Just take the latest Version with LTS (Long Term Support): There you need to select the right version. Once you went through all these hoops, you can actually install the Unity Editor going to the Installs sections and clicking onto the blue Add button.
Unity Hub will ask you to sign in with an account, if you don't already have one you will need to register, and verify your account (they will send you an email). Now you can doubleclick the AppImage in your Filemanager or start it from Terminal via.Make the downloaded Appimage executable with chmod +x UnityHub.AppImage.Go to the directory where the downloaded UnityHub.AppImage is (e.g.Open your Terminal (typically Ctrl+ Alt+ T.Go to Download Unity to install the Unity Hub. First you need to install the Unity Hub which is a sort of Meta-Software that helps when using different Unity Editor versions (and it helps Unity to monitor your usage of their Engine). Unity installation is fairly straightforward for Windows, Linux and macOS.
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