Linux users can now install Postman as a snap
Blog post from Postman
Postman has expanded its accessibility to Linux users by launching its app on the Snap Store, a universal app store for Linux distributions created by Canonical, the company behind Ubuntu. This move comes in response to longstanding requests from the Linux community for Postman to be available on a package management platform. By using snaps, Linux users benefit from simplified installation and seamless updates, as Postman can be installed with a single command line and will automatically update in the background, reducing the hassle of manual updates. Joining other major publishers like Mozilla, Amazon, Google, and Microsoft on the Snap Store, Postman aims to enhance user experience and streamline access and maintenance for its Linux user base.
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