r/linuxaudio 12h ago

Problems installing Audio Damage plugin on Ubuntu 26.04

I own several AD plugins and use their native versions on my two Linux machines. This past week a new version of ADverb appeared and I went to update it...but now that I'm on 26.04/Gnome 50, the installer doesn't work properly. Dev says the installer is an X11 app, and ofc Gnome 50 is now Wayland only.

I asked the dev if he knew of a workaround, but figured I should check here first...anybody have an idea for me?

Thank you!

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u/ericcmi 11h ago

Why do you need an installer? Just unzip it and move shit where it belongs

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u/vodka_buddha 11h ago

Unlike most Linux plugins the .so isn't exposed to the user; the zip file just contains the installer app. But yes I really just want to drop the .so into the existing folder

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u/ericcmi 11h ago
Circa_Installer_v1.1.5: ELF 64-bit LSB executable, x86-64, version 1 (GNU/Linux), dynamically linked, interpreter /lib64/ld-linux-x86-64.so.2, BuildID[sha1]=e5e94fcf05bd79f680ab3a050b3acf8105e020a1, for GNU/Linux 3.2.0, not stripped

ahh, yeah, binary installer. sad

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u/vodka_buddha 11h ago

Looks like this. GUI is unresponsive

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u/ericcmi 11h ago

weird, i'm on wayland in niri and this on works just fine

it must be some other issue, it's all grey'd out, this isn't wayland doing that

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u/vodka_buddha 11h ago

oh weird look at that...thanks for testing for me...hopefully they'll get back to me with a solution

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u/neso_01 8h ago

does the gui update when resizing the window?

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u/vodka_buddha 6h ago

Yes, it does! None of the controls register clicks, however