Never have i been able to install DR properly on linux. After getting tired of kdenlive not supporting AMD GPU acceleration, this was the only solution. Thank you so much for this tutorial!
Please Blackmagic, for Linux users, drop Davinci Resolve Studio or Fusion into a container like flatpack! Write once and deploy anywhere philosophy really does work. BTW, the Nobara Linux distro which is a Fedora derivative has the fixes already baked in for DR. I love these how to videos 😊!
An easy way to paste in the terminal is just to click the middle mouse key. For copying, it is sufficient to just mark the text to be pasted (with the left mouse key). Not yet into video editing:)
Its a similar situation with Autodesk Maya. you have to make a symlink to libtif.so.6 in fedora 41 to get it to run now, and also the newest versions of the DRM are incompatible with newer distros like Fedora or Arch or Ubuntu, so you have to uninstall one of the elements of the DRM to get it to launch properly. At least we can get them to work, and theoretically, Fedora will be the best place to run these pieces of software, given that they are made to run on Red Hat and Rocky, which is based on Fedora!
after moved lib files and run the program, it won't run and got this error in journalctl: "error while loading shared libraries: libcrypt.so.1: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory" what do I do?
I am a new linux user, i started using linux mint around october. My beloved video editing software is davinci resolve, so i wanted to install it. But to get resolve to work on Mint is a nightmare. I spent 3 weeks on it, and still couldnt do. I think if i switch to Fedora it will a lot easier, especially if i follow your video. Also, Fedora looks more modern with GNOME.
You moved all the libraries? You can try to open a terminal window, and type in: "journalctrl -f" which will start showing you a live log of the system. Then try to run Resolve and see what pops up in the logs.
In another comment, someone just needed another dependency, libxcxrypt. You might try installing that and see if you're having the same issue: sudo dnf install libxcrypt-compat
So I tried following your fix here and I cannot get past the command line run @ 2:40 I am told by my system there isn't any such command Can you help further ?
What is the exact command you are typing? Any little syntax issue could throw an error. The command line is case sensitive, so even capitalization matters.
@@TechDregs WOW thanks for getting back to me much appreciated! So I cut and paste the directory just like you did and when it didn't work I added and took away the forward slash at the end of the line and neither way worked. My directory reflected a forward slash at the end of the line unlike your example so I tried to mimic your example then tried slightly different like I just explained. I also asked for help on the Fedora forums and was informed by Mark. (great guy) that it is a code problem by the developers that they need to address. If you have any further way of helping me out I would greatly appreciate it!!!!!!!
You did open the command prompt in the folder where the Resolve installer is, correct? The ./ part of the command just says use the current folder to find the file. So, the path to the file you want to run is ./filename if you're command prompt has been opened into the folder where the installer is. Otherwise, there isn't any other command. sudo just says run with admin privileges. SKIP_PACKAGE_CHECK=1 is an option saying to ignore the normal dependency rules, and then you run your installer with the ./filename part. The -i just says to run interactively, which will give you prompts and stuff... I don't think it's strictly necessary at all.
@@TechDregs Hi, so I took sometime to address this again after blowing it off with much frustration. I still get the same message, no such command found. I click on the folder after downloading DRS and right click and go to properties and copy what I think you say to copy then I type the command you instruct. Please help, I am sooo frustrated with this problem of trying to break free of both mainstream operating systems !
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Never have i been able to install DR properly on linux. After getting tired of kdenlive not supporting AMD GPU acceleration, this was the only solution. Thank you so much for this tutorial!
Please Blackmagic, for Linux users, drop Davinci Resolve Studio or Fusion into a container like flatpack! Write once and deploy anywhere philosophy really does work. BTW, the Nobara Linux distro which is a Fedora derivative has the fixes already baked in for DR. I love these how to videos 😊!
An easy way to paste in the terminal is just to click the middle mouse key.
For copying, it is sufficient to just mark the text to be pasted (with the left mouse key).
Not yet into video editing:)
Huh. Learn something new every day. My shortcuts are kind of hardwired in my hands based on decades long habits. LOL.
Its a similar situation with Autodesk Maya. you have to make a symlink to libtif.so.6 in fedora 41 to get it to run now, and also the newest versions of the DRM are incompatible with newer distros like Fedora or Arch or Ubuntu, so you have to uninstall one of the elements of the DRM to get it to launch properly. At least we can get them to work, and theoretically, Fedora will be the best place to run these pieces of software, given that they are made to run on Red Hat and Rocky, which is based on Fedora!
after moved lib files and run the program, it won't run and got this error in journalctl:
"error while loading shared libraries: libcrypt.so.1: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory"
what do I do?
Try installing libxcrypt-compat and see if that helpls. At the terminal: sudo dnf install libxcrypt-compat
@@TechDregs thanks mate, it worked
thank you so much
I am a new linux user, i started using linux mint around october. My beloved video editing software is davinci resolve, so i wanted to install it. But to get resolve to work on Mint is a nightmare. I spent 3 weeks on it, and still couldnt do. I think if i switch to Fedora it will a lot easier, especially if i follow your video. Also, Fedora looks more modern with GNOME.
So I moved the folders But Resolve still won't work. I Don't know really what to do any suggestions?
You moved all the libraries? You can try to open a terminal window, and type in: "journalctrl -f" which will start showing you a live log of the system. Then try to run Resolve and see what pops up in the logs.
Nah I just ragequit
In another comment, someone just needed another dependency, libxcxrypt. You might try installing that and see if you're having the same issue: sudo dnf install libxcrypt-compat
@@TechDregs I got it working on arch so I'm fine with it
So I tried following your fix here and I cannot get past the command line run @ 2:40 I am told by my system there isn't any such command Can you help further ?
What is the exact command you are typing? Any little syntax issue could throw an error. The command line is case sensitive, so even capitalization matters.
@@TechDregs WOW thanks for getting back to me much appreciated! So I cut and paste the directory just like you did and when it didn't work I added and took away the forward slash at the end of the line and neither way worked. My directory reflected a forward slash at the end of the line unlike your example so I tried to mimic your example then tried slightly different like I just explained. I also asked for help on the Fedora forums and was informed by Mark. (great guy) that it is a code problem by the developers that they need to address.
If you have any further way of helping me out I would greatly appreciate it!!!!!!!
You did open the command prompt in the folder where the Resolve installer is, correct? The ./ part of the command just says use the current folder to find the file. So, the path to the file you want to run is ./filename if you're command prompt has been opened into the folder where the installer is. Otherwise, there isn't any other command. sudo just says run with admin privileges. SKIP_PACKAGE_CHECK=1 is an option saying to ignore the normal dependency rules, and then you run your installer with the ./filename part. The -i just says to run interactively, which will give you prompts and stuff... I don't think it's strictly necessary at all.
@@TechDregs Hi, so I took sometime to address this again after blowing it off with much frustration. I still get the same message, no such command found. I click on the folder after downloading DRS and right click and go to properties and copy what I think you say to copy then I type the command you instruct. Please help, I am sooo frustrated with this problem of trying to break free of both mainstream operating systems !
@@seasonfilms9375 Are you spelling the filename correctly? What are you typing, exactly?
Um akshually I've heard Fedora is WOKE which means I will NOT be using it!!1 /s
Linux is about as politically neutral as it gets.