Download Twitch for Ubuntu

Gnome Twitch on Ubuntu

Hello everyone, today you can download Twitch for Ubuntu by using Gnome Twitch, a Linux software that allows you watch your favorite gamers and follow your favorite channels, even if you don’t have a Twitch account. Pretty cool right?

Today we will highlight one of the most requested apps on this web site for the past year or so. I have received close to 20 emails in the past 7-8 months from people asking us if they can somehow access Twitch/Twitch.TV on their Ubuntu system.

So luckily yes, you can actually access all the Twitch channels from your favorite gamers and watch them play games in HD without many issues at all. On top of that this app is very popular and it is updated frequently with new options, bug fixes and tools.

To add on to that, I have been testing it for the past 4-5 hours and it’s just perfect. I am watching someone play Devil May Cry 5 from the PS4 in high definition and I am as we type chatting with some of the other streamers on the channel. Just what we Linux gamers needed!

• Can you install Twitch on Ubuntu? Yes!

Install Gnome Twitch on Ubuntu

Download Gnome Twitch for Linux (Snap)

Manually Install Gnome Twitch Using Terminal

sudo snap install gnome-twitch

What Is Gnome Twitch About?

Gnome Twitch easily allows you to browse and search channels and games. Keep track of your follows whether you have a Twitch account or not. A super fast, hardware-accelerated player plus a fully integrated native chat makes for a fantastic viewing experience. GNOME Twitch is packed with cool features and development is constantly on-going, bringing heaps of new stuff straight to you.

Gnome Twitch Features:

• Content management: Browse and search channels and games. Keep track of your follows whether you have a Twitch account or not.
• Awesome player and chat: A super fast, hardware-accelerated player, with 4 available back-ends, plus a fully integrated native chat, makes for a fantastic viewing experience.
• Packed with features:  Development is constantly on-going, bringing heaps of new stuff straight to you.

Gnome Switch Screenshot

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