Open any text editor, I’ll use nano and create a file with a “.desktop” extension. Run the command mentioned below to start the XAMPP server from the command line. Step 5: Start XAMPP from the Command Line By pressing the “Finish” button, XAMPP can be started right now or later by unchecking the box. The installation process will be started.Īt the end of the installation process, you’ll see an installation completion notice. Now on the next screen, a message will be displayed saying “Setup is now ready to install XAMPP on your computer.” Now click “Next.” Now press the “Next” button to move to the next phase. Click “Next.”īitnami modules such as “Joomla, Drupal, and WordPress” will be displayed by the installer. The installation path will now be displayed in the next window, but that’s not the complete path. “XAMPP core files” and “XAMPP Developer Files” are checked by default, go with the default settings, and click next. xampp-linux-*nĪ welcome window will pop up click next. Now launch the installer by using the below command: $ sudo. Open the terminal, move to the folder where XAMPP is downloaded, and assign permissions using “chmod” in the command. Click on “XAMPP for Linux”, The PHP version will be mentioned by the installation here it is 8.1.2. XAMPP’s official website includes installers for various systems that will run on practically all major Linux variants. The XAMPP server is not present in the Ubuntu repository, so you need to download it from the link. The below steps are explained in detail to download and install the XAMPP server on your computer. XAMPP’s lite version can be used if only PHP and MySQL are needed in the project. Developers can concentrate on their work because they don’t have to worry about resolving dependencies or conflicts between various components of a development platform. It’s a cross-platform application that’s been created to cut down on developers’ development time. It is one of Apache-Friends’ more famous products. The abbreviation XAMPP stands for “Apache, MariaDB, PHP, and Perl”.
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