Can the same be said about the MuseScore Appimage? Is it signed and do you have a public key? Packages that go in /usr/bin, provided by the distribution, are signed and can be trusted (in the same way as you can trust Microsoft on Windows). As a rule, users should not be using root, unless absolutely needed.

Use QT_QPA_PLATFORM=wayland to run on Wayland anyway.īut i am not using wayland and i know nothing about it.Ībout the location of binaries, i am suggesting that your binaries should be installed in your home directory, unless they are to be used by all users on your system. Waring: Ignoring XDG_SESSION_TYPE=wayland on Gnome. QEventLoop: Cannot be used without QApplication Here are some of the errors and warnings I get when trying to install: Also Ubuntu software store only has old versions of MuseScore. I also installed MuseHub for Linux, but apparently it only has the sounds, not the software. I am able to run the MuseScore AppImage but isn't integrated wit the rest of the system: it doesn't appear in App menu, and MuseScore files are neither associated with the program nor do they have the correct icon on them. This time MuseScore4 starts but it is still not installed.

I managed to install FUSE 2 alongside FUSE 3 which my OS apparently has.Īfter doing that I tried installing MuseScore4 AppImage again with these instructions: I have no idea what it is, but with the help of this site: … Trying to install it resulted in errors, but I gathered that my OS was missing something called 'FUSE 2'. I've downloaded the AppImage on the Musescore download site.

For ipod instal MuseScore 4.1