Selecting previously unselected package libmalcontent-0-0:arm64. 276399 files and directories currently installed.)
Selecting previously unselected package libappstream-glib8:arm64. Get:4 hirsute/universe arm64 flatpak arm64 1.10.2-1ubuntu1 Get:2 hirsute/universe arm64 libmalcontent-0-0 arm64 0.10.0-2 Get:1 hirsute/universe arm64 libappstream-glib8 arm64 0.7.18-1
The following NEW packages will be installed:įlatpak libappstream-glib8 libmalcontent-0-0 libostree-1-1Ġ upgraded, 4 newly installed, 0 to remove and 0 not upgraded.Īfter this operation, 5,902 kB of additional disk space will be used. Libappstream-glib8 libmalcontent-0-0 libostree-1-1 The following additional packages will be installed: password for apt-cache policy openshotĥ00 hirsute/universe arm64 snap list | grep -i flatpak list | grep -i openshotĬommand 'flatpak' not found, but can be installed with: At the bottom of this, there is an additional terminal entry NOrbert wanted me to add so I did it too. Here's something that N0rbert wanted me to do in terminal (I didn't get that at first) but here it is. I tried to start it, but it showed this glitch warning and openshot did not start. Enable Executable as Program, exit file properties, and run the AppImage file.I just installed openshot video editor via terminal: this tutorial on ubuntu 21.04 on a raspberry pi 4b. Once the AppImage file has finished downloading, navigate to the Downloads folder and right-click to view the file properties. You can then download the AppImage file for your preferred version of OpenShot from the repo. You can find previous stable releases of OpenShot by navigating to the Releases tab in the OpenShot GitHub repository. This is likely to be the cause if you recently updated OpenShot and noticed that it suddenly started crashing. In other cases, issues with OpenShot can happen because the version you’re using is incompatible with your device. You can update OpenShot by opening the terminal ( Ctrl + Alt + T) and entering the following commands: sudo apt-get updateĪfter entering the commands, the terminal will notify you that OpenShot is either the latest version or that a new update is available to install. Fortunately, it's very simple to update OpenShot on Ubuntu, so one of the first things you should do is update the application and determine whether that was the source of the issue. Outdated versions of OpenShot can cause the application to crash.
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