Hi all, I’m new to AlmaLinux. I saw the announcement from the Media & Entertainment SIG. I first heard it on The Linux Experiment (Peertube), and then read the blogpost. I love this initiative, as I’m an art maker / student already using Linux. I’m sure I want to get to know this OS better (get the feel of it), and contribute in some (low-technical) way. Let me know what I can do that specifically is low-technical work (I don’t code) but still useful.
A bit later, and the KDE version using the Live ISO image was installed. About 5 minutes were used to find the live desktop dowload that I was looking for on the website. It wasn’t quite clear to me if the first category was for server/desktop or both (maybe I’m just a not understanding the labels correctly). And I like using KDE for Krita, specifically. I can explain what works better with it if needed but I’ll spare those details for now (this isn’t about Krita).
So here is my support question:
I tried installing DaVinci Resolve, but it didn’t work, even though I got quite far by using a script online. It launched, setup screen said everything was OK, opened a project, but it was only black. Mouse did react to elements, but they weren’t visible. Relaunched, rebooted, as well.
How do I get it installed without getting stuck and what are the recommended steps to check/solve before trying?
- I got far into the process at some point because I used a script that Fedora user made to get it to work.
- I used AlmaLinux 10.1, DaVinci Resolve 20 free version, discrete nvidia card (old GTX something), intel cpu.
Also I made this post on Techlore forum out of appreciation for the M&E SIG intitiative. I’m hoping to spread awareness about this initiative.