The article explains how to install Spotify on Ubuntu 20.04 by offering three distinct methods—Snap, Flatpak, and a classic Debian package—and invites users to pick whatever fits their workflow best.
It walks readers through the Snap installation, noting that the snap pulls the latest official build straight from Spotify’s servers and isolates it from other system components for an effortless setup.
How to install Spotify on Ubuntu 20.04
Want the same music‑streaming experience you get on Windows but without the extra license fee? Below is a quick walk‑through for getting Spotify up and running on Ubuntu 20.04, with three different methods so you can pick what fits your workflow best.
The Snap way – fastest, no fuss
Snap packages bundle everything they need, so once you install it you’re usually good to go.
1. Open a terminal (Ctrl+Alt+T).
2. Run sudo snap install spotify.
Snap pulls the latest official build straight from Spotify’s servers and keeps it isolated from the rest of your system, which means fewer dependency headaches.
3. Launch it via the Applications menu or type spotify.
