They seem to have blocked AppImages, so you can't even run Prusa Slicer.

Trying to install Fuse and it's library, trying chmod +x to give permissions, whatever, doesn't work.

Plug in the midi controller BEFORE launching Ardour (or it will not be detected and presented in options dropdowns).

• s ... selection too
• x ... cutter tool
• m ... spacer tool (moves everything behind the clip you move)
• shift + r ... slice

Project > Project settings: set video preset (fps etc)

R-click > Ungroup the clips (or CTRL-Shift-g) ... to separate the audio clip from the video

Reduce length of images in timeline

1. put all your images into a folder (I think all pngs have to be in one folder, all jpgs in another folder, etc)
2. r-click the project window and do ‘Add Image Sequence’ and select your folder, then dropdown to select Frames and do 1 frame

Kden live - 2 versions:

• AppImage from https://files.kde.org/kdenlive/release/ 19.12.3
• sudo apt-get install kdenlive (for new version, because 19.12.3 doesn't seem to render mp3s on this OS)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p8HNTJPIpwY

Download kit from: https://github.com/AppImage/AppImageKit

Do: wget "https://github.com/AppImage/AppImageKit/releases/download/continuous/appimagetool-x86_64.AppImage"

This is hard to do. Even harder for 32bit, since most programs aren't available for 32bit AppImage from the libraries. Also, Kali doesn't seem able to give permission to execute as program.

Libraries of already-done AppImages:

• https://appimage.org/
• apprepo.de

How to: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LsQEbLoNkq4

Two not very useful videos:

• https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wy63jwjpNg4
• https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tMqES2pNxYY

Online list of AppImages to download: https://appimage.github.io/

Try an AppImage (Kdenlive has one you can download from their site): https://kdenlive.org/en/download

Make them:

1. create a folder called ‘st-yourprogram.AppDir’
2. in that, create a ‘usr’ folder, and inside that a ‘bin’ folder. Put your binary there.

(to prepare for step 3) place an icon in the AppDir folder. 256x256 pixels png (only png), and name it ‘st-256x256’. It needs an icon.

3. again in st-yourprogram.AppDir, place 3 files:

3a. st-yourprogram.desktop ('st' is just the random name of the program)

• Open that in a text editor, and do:
• [Desktop Entry]
• Name=st-yourprogram
• Exec=st
• Icon=st-256x256
• Type=Application
• Categories=Utility (is it a System or Utilities or a Game?) (I think this step is optional)
• then quit that text editor
• Make this .desktop file executable (right click > Properties > Permissions > Execute > Anyone

3b. AppRun (this is a shellscript. Can be as simple or complicated as you require)

• Open with a text editor and do something like:
• #!/bin/sh
• HERE="$(dirname “$(realink -f ”${0}")")"
• EXEC="${HERE}/usr/bin/st"
• exec “${EXEC}”

Make this AppRun executable (right click > Properties > Permissions > Execute > Anyone

You need the actual AppImage tool, ie install it. This might be tricky and involve some troubleshooting (in the video it shows).

About AppImages:

There is no central one store to get them. Don't really update (although vloggers have made videos how to update them).

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