How to Install BlueMail on Manjaro

BlueMail for Linux ships through the Snap Store. Unlike Arch, Manjaro carries snapd in its official repositories — you just need to install it and enable the Snap socket. BlueMail requires a 64-bit Intel/AMD (amd64) system.

Steps to Install BlueMail on Manjaro:

1. Install Snap: Install the Snap daemon (snapd) with pacman:

   sudo pacman -S snapd
   

2. Enable the Snap socket: Start the Snap daemon and enable it at boot:

   sudo systemctl enable --now snapd.socket
   

3. Enable AppArmor support for Snap: Manjaro ships with AppArmor, so also enable Snap's AppArmor service:

   sudo systemctl enable --now snapd.apparmor
   

4. Install BlueMail via Snap:

   sudo snap install bluemail
   

Alternatively, you can enable Snap support graphically in Add/Remove Software (Pamac) → Preferences → Third Party and then install BlueMail from there.

Once installed, launch BlueMail from your applications menu or by running bluemail in a terminal.

Conclusion:

Manjaro keeps snapd in its official repositories, so enabling Snap takes only a couple of commands. Once enabled, Snap installs BlueMail and keeps it up to date automatically.