Closed kro-ai closed 1 month ago
I will fix it, this happens because in Fedora there is no package manager like “apt” or “pacman”, it is fixed by adding zipper and dnf.
Of course, if I remove the package managers, ffmpeg would not install or some audio formats would fail.
@aris-py Ah okay! that makes sense
I saw what the problem is, it's the Fedora repositories which don't have the FFmpeg package, I have a solution for you:
sudo dnf install https://download1.rpmfusion.org/free/fedora/rpmfusion-free-release-$(rpm -E %fedora).noarch.rpm sudo dnf install https://download1.rpmfusion.org/nonfree/fedora/rpmfusion-nonfree-release-$(rpm -E %fedora).noarch.rpm
sudo dnf install ffmpeg ffmpeg-libs
ffmpeg --version
.I'm on Nobara, and It already has ffmpeg pre-installed, I tried "sudo dnf install ffmpeg ffmpeg-libs" and it gave an error because of that. Which is why It's really strange that Applio won't install. It's ffmpeg-free.
I'm testing my fix in Fedora and I see that it works, if everything goes well I'll make a pr to fix it.
@aris-py I appreciate it!
You can test my fix through my Applio fork where I test to see if everything works correctly. https://github.com/aris-py/ApplioLinux
Unfortunately It didn't work, now It says "Unsupported package manager for installing ffmpeg."
I will try FlatPack
Alright
I just installed Nobara Linux for better testing
I'm just wondering what has changed, because I've used Applio on Nobara without issue before.. Really strange
@aris-py I saw you had pushed a few updates so I gave your repo another try, and It looks like It's working! So whatever change you pushed seems to have fixed it.
EDIT: Can confirm it is working, I've even tried training a model.
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Platform and OS Version
Nobara 40 (Fedora)
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Linux
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What happened?
I've been using Applio on Linux with no issues, but I recently updated my machine and decided to re-install Applio, but right after clicking install-applio.sh, but almost immediately it gives an error "Unsupported distribution for FFmpeg installation." I'm not sure If you guys updated ffmpeg to another version or what, but It has broken the install on Linux.
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I expect it to install properly.
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