well the only option offered is Davinci 17 , i want to install 16 , is it possible?
Shame that the AUR does not have older version of resolve , 16 at least
I have Davinci Resolve 17 up and running with no issues on Manjaro KDE,
i have a RX 6800
i just installed 2 packages from AUR
amdgpu-pro-libgl
and
opencl-amd
then i downloaded the program from BlackMagic
and i run it from the command line with ./progl resolve
or from the already existing desktop shortcut that the program creates
i only had to edit it and under command enter this
sh -c “progl /opt/resolve/bin/resolve”
It finally worked after lot of tries, thank you so much! But there is a thing makes me unhappy, how could i know this sh -c “progl /opt/resolve/bin/resolve” command will work. Even the Arch Wiki couldn’t help me to run it )): what does sh -c command do?
im a newbie btw
you need to right click on the desktop shortcut that DR creates, and open it with an editor like Kate.
then change the Exec= to look like this and save.
Exec=sh -c “progl /opt/resolve/bin/resolve”
and you dont need to run the program from the terminal any more.
Hi,
I have a AMD Ryzen 5 3400G and tried to get Davinci Resolve running.
II did what @Nalis did:
Installed
- opencl-amd (AUR)
- amdgpu-pro-libgl (AUR)
and then installed Davinci Resolve by executing: DaVinci_Resolve_17.1.1_Linux_xyz123.run (downloaded from BlackMagic)
Tried to run it from terminal with: progl /opt/resolve/bin/resolve
I get
And in the configuration menu there is nothing to select for me
Do you have any clue how to get Resolve running
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Why? cuz the Pacman or yay installation is broken
same as you I was struggling with this running for one time and then broke
check first the latest kernel and update your graphic card open sources or Nvidia, this method which I tried is proven even after a while is still working
sudo pacman -Syu base-devel git
git clone https://aur.archlinux.org/davinci-resolve.git
after cloning the repo go to files the open davinci-resolve file open by terminal
or directly in the terminal
cd Davinci-resolve
ls to see what is inside the file if see the file PKGBUILD then do this to install it finally
makepkg -si
make sure when asking you to make an app image launcher do that so it will an app instead of going from the file and open it
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