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This adds appstream metainfo so that we display correct data in e.g. GNOME Software, etc. This is useful even if we sideload the Flatpak as then we display in the list of installed software, and the version number is listed correctly in 'flatpak list'.
resolve-flatpak
This repo allows you to package DaVinci Resolve as a Flatpak for use on Linux Flatpak based systems, especially e.g. Fedora Silverblue where there aren't easier installation options.
It's still a work-in-progress; but "works-for-me[tm]" right now.
Usage
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git clonethis repo By default, com.blackmagic.Resolve.yaml is configured to package the latest version of Resolve Studio (18.1.4 at the time of writing). -
Build your package, and export to a distributable single file installer:
Free
flatpak-builder --force-clean --repo=repo build-dir com.blackmagic.Resolve.yaml
flatpak build-bundle repo resolve.flatpak com.blackmagic.Resolve
Studio
flatpak-builder --force-clean --repo=repo build-dir com.blackmagic.ResolveStudio.yaml
flatpak build-bundle repo resolve.flatpak com.blackmagic.ResolveStudio
- Enjoy.
Finding explicit Download IDs (for download_resolve.sh)
Studio:
curl -o- https://www.blackmagicdesign.com/api/support/nz/downloads.json |
jq -r '.downloads[]
| select(.urls["Linux"] != null)
| select(.urls["Linux"][0]["product"] == "davinci-resolve-studio")
| [.urls["Linux"][0].downloadTitle, .urls["Linux"][0].downloadId]
| @tsv'
Free:
curl -o- https://www.blackmagicdesign.com/api/support/nz/downloads.json |
jq -r '.downloads[]
| select(.urls["Linux"] != null)
| select(.urls["Linux"][0]["product"] == "davinci-resolve")
| [.urls["Linux"][0].downloadTitle, .urls["Linux"][0].downloadId]
| @tsv'