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A step-by-step guide on installing `Robo 3T` on Ubuntu 22.04.1, ensuring you bypass the automatic transition to Studio 3T.
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How to Install Robo 3T on Ubuntu 22.04.1 Without Switching to Studio 3T

If you've recently upgraded to Ubuntu 22.04.1 and are looking to set up Robo 3T, you may have run into a common hurdle: upon installation, the system defaults to downloading Studio 3T, the updated version of the software. This can be quite frustrating, especially if you prefer the simplicity and features offered by the older Robo 3T. In this guide, we'll walk you through the necessary steps to successfully install Robo 3T without being redirected to its more complicated successor.

Understanding the Problem

When you attempt to install Robo 3T, you may notice that the package manager automatically replaces it with Studio 3T. This is problematic for users who rely on Robo 3T for their connections to MongoDB databases and prefer its interface. The good news is that you can install it using Snap packages, which makes the process quite streamlined.

The Solution: Installing Robo 3T Using Snap

To get Robo 3T installed on your Ubuntu 22.04.1 system, follow these clear and organized steps:

Step 1: Update Your System

First, let's ensure that your package list is up to date. Open your terminal and run the following command:

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This command will refresh the list of available packages and their versions, ensuring you’re working with the latest information.

Step 2: Install Snapd

Snap is a package management system that enables the installation of applications packaged as snaps. If you don’t already have Snap installed on your system, you can do so by entering this command:

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Step 3: Install Robo 3T Snap Package

Now that you have Snap installed, you can easily install Robo 3T by executing the following command:

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This command will download and install the Robo 3T Snap package directly to your Ubuntu system.

Step 4: Launch Robo 3T

After the installation process completes, you can run Robo 3T by entering the following command:

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This should open the Robo 3T interface, allowing you to start connecting to your MongoDB databases right away without being redirected to Studio 3T.

Conclusion

By using the Snap package manager, you can install Robo 3T effectively on Ubuntu 22.04.1 while steering clear of the Studio 3T upgrade. With just a few simple commands, you'll be back to managing your MongoDB databases in no time. Remember, the steps are straightforward, and even if you're a command line novice, following this guide should lead you to success. Happy coding!