Like other operating systems like Microsoft Windows, Apple Mac OS, iOS, Google Android, etc., Linux is an open source operating system. An operating system is software that allows your computer’s hardware and applications to communicate with each other. It carries data for the processor to process and delivers the output to hardware for display. The fundamental function of an operating system is to do this. We will not discuss its many additional crucial tasks because they are not that significant. Since the mid-1990s, Linux has been around. Everything from wristwatches to supercomputers can use it. Our phones, computers, PCs, automobiles and even refrigerators all contain it. Both software engineers and common computer users are familiar with it. We have mentioned below the steps to install and configure DaVinci Resolve on Linux.
Steps to Install and Configure DaVinci Resolve on Linux
Download Davinci Resolve Linux
We can easily install and use this free professional video editing software on Windows, macOS and Linux because it has cross-platform support. The best part about Linux is that it is available in an executable format, just like Windows programs; just double-click on the installation file you downloaded to start the installation. So let’s see the procedures to get it. Step 1: I go to the official website from DaVinci’s Blackmagic design. Step 2: Scroll down to the final from page. There you will see two versions of the software available for download, one is Free and the other is paid out 🇧🇷Da Vinci Studio🇧🇷 Step 3: click on the download Now button provided before the free DaVinci Resolve. Step 4: Select the Linux version🇧🇷 Step 5: A registration form will open, enter the necessary details🇧🇷 Step 6: After that, the Davinci Resolve compressed file will burst up download.
Extract the zip file
Step 1: Once you have the Davinci Resolve compressed file on your Linux, open your command terminal and switch to the downloads folder. Step 2: check whether the downloaded file is there or not. Step 3: After that, to extract the file🇧🇷
Install DaVinci Resolve on Ubuntu 22.04
Step 1: In your Ubuntu terminal before installing DaVinci Resolve, let’s first install a dependency i.e. libfuse2. Here is the command for that. UNZIP DAVINCI_RESOLVE_*_LINUX.ZIP Step 2: Once you’re done, let’s go run the script to start the DaVinci Resolve installation process on Ubuntu 22.04 LTS.
start installation
Soon you will have “Start Install” button in the Wizard, click on it and relax. In a few minutes, DaVinci Resolve will be installed on your system. In between, the system will ask for your user password to complete the installation process.
Allow the shortcut to run
You will see the DaVinci Video editor shortcut on your Linux desktop after installation. Right-click on the shortcut and select the “Allow Launch” option. This will make it executable to run the software directly from the desktop.
run the software
Finally, double click on the shortcut to launch the program that allows you to modify different videos. When you start DaVinci Resolve, the project manager appears, allowing you to select an existing project or start a new one. After that, you arrive at one of the workspaces that make up the tool. Naturally, all the media that you can import and organize into folders can be found under “Media”. Of course, the hard disk and other data carriers are also available to you. Media can be rationally sorted and filtered using Smart Bins to simplify access.
Final Words
We hope you enjoy our article on how to Install and configure DaVinci Resolve on Linux. Motion graphics, color correction, and paid and free video editing programs are included in DaVinci Resolve. Originally created by DaVinci Systems, it is currently being worked on by Blackmagic Design. DaVinci Resolve is available for multiple operating systems including Windows, macOS and other popular Linux distributions.
