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This should work on just about any Linux distribution. You will need to update your PATH environment variable to include the bin directory of wherever you unpack it to.

Download the official CMake package as a tarball and unpack it somewhere.

Then you can install CMake again from one of the following methods: First, to remove CMake do the following: sudo snap remove cmake

I suspect you are one of the people seeing the problem that a few others have reported, so I’m quite interested in what the above shows for you.Īfter you’ve done that, I suggest you remove the CMake snap and install CMake via a different method. Please try that and report what you see here.

To run the CMake GUI from the command line, you use the following command: cmake-gui Your comments indicate that you do have CMake installed as a snap. I doubt reinstalling will make much difference.