ToneLib Zoom 4.3.1 on Linux Mint 22

Your post made me discover there was a Linux-native version now, which I downloaded, and unpacked on my Linux box, which is not even Ubuntu-based and doesn't support deb packages (the distro is openSuse Leap 15.6). And I could just run the executable out of the box without having to install anything else...

I ran a "ldd" on the executable, and there is indeed a lot of dependencies, but a lot of these look like they're pretty common and should be installed already. Can you open a terminal and run the command:
ldd /usr/bin/ToneLib-Zoom
and post what it prints here?

That will show what libraries are needed by ToneLib-Zoom and that are not installed on your system; I could try to see from what packages they are so you can install them.

 

Just made an account to say thank you guys, ran the program without accidentally removing the whole system.
I didn't even know you could unpack a deb package.

Thanks

 

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Hi naual and eb303,
I would be very grateful if you share the solution to get ToneLib Zoom running on Linux Mint 22.3.
If anyone esle has a solution, I would be grateful for sure as well. ;-)
VranQ

 

I've successfully run it in an Ubuntu 20.04 container. There's a bit of a learning curve to all container software but probably the simplest if you're familiar with installing software on the command line is to use distrobox as a front end for podman.

 

Thanx bassmannate,
in the meanwhile I got it runnig on an older HP-Notebook in a Mint 21-Version, should be sufficiant so far.
Container software seems to be a solution, but Im not familiar with it and would need to get deeper in that stuff first.

 

Thanx again bassmannate,
got "ToneLib Zoom" finally running on my workstation Mint 22.3 with the help of Distrobox and DistroShelf; docker.io/library/ubuntu:20.04.

Thanx a lot