I am a regular user and just expect that MS will work without my interference in files. My version is: 3.3.4.:
OS: Ubuntu Core 18, Arch.: x86_64, MuseScore version (64-bit): 3.3.4., revision: 7684abe
I don't know what "snap" is but I have it in my files.
Hm, must be unrelated… MuseScore 2 is the musescore Ubuntu package, and musescore3 (and musescore-snapshot) the package for MuseScore 3, so an upgrade of 2 will not get you 3 (deliberately, to allow for coïnstability).
I did not install anything else, just Musescore form 'regular' Ubuntu panel. At the beginning was version 2 and now after some up-dates 3. Believe me or not.
I uninstall this MuseScore which I had and then run your link. Works. Thank you very, very much. Now, should I install something or just work on this AppImage?
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Which OS do you use?
In reply to Which OS do you use? by dmitrio95
Ubuntu 18.04.3 LTS
See #296082: Palettes completely invisible and unusable in Ubuntu 18.04, using AppImage
In reply to See #296082: Palettes… by Jojo-Schmitz
What info you need from me?
Whether the fix from the above link works (what verion of MuseScore) or you are using Snap
I am a regular user and just expect that MS will work without my interference in files. My version is: 3.3.4.:
OS: Ubuntu Core 18, Arch.: x86_64, MuseScore version (64-bit): 3.3.4., revision: 7684abe
I don't know what "snap" is but I have it in my files.
So is it an AppImage (where this should heve been fixed in 3.3.1), or comes from Snap, https://snapcraft.io/, or from a 'regular' Ubuntu repository?
Musescore came from 'regular' Ubuntu program panel installation.
Ok...
I suspect there's some Qt component missing
In reply to Ok... I suspect there's some… by Jojo-Schmitz
Then helpful is 'palette configurator' which is full of signs.
You mean the master palette, I guess
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In reply to You mean the master palette,… by Jojo-Schmitz
I guess, yes.
In reply to Musescore came from 'regular… by adamussmile
This cannot be. The regular Ubuntu package is version 3.2.3.
In reply to This cannot be. The regular… by mirabilos
Few weeks ago I installed Musescore 2 via 'regular' Ubuntu program panel installation. Then, after some up-date, I saw Musescore 3 on my computer.
In reply to Few weeks ago I installed… by adamussmile
Hm, must be unrelated… MuseScore 2 is the
musescoreUbuntu package, andmusescore3(andmusescore-snapshot) the package for MuseScore 3, so an upgrade of 2 will not get you 3 (deliberately, to allow for coïnstability).In reply to Hm, must be unrelated…… by mirabilos
I did not install anything else, just Musescore form 'regular' Ubuntu panel. At the beginning was version 2 and now after some up-dates 3. Believe me or not.
In reply to I did not install anything… by adamussmile
Hmm, probably a Snap package or something like that then. Definitely not ours.
In reply to Hmm, probably a Snap package… by mirabilos
For me the most important thing is to use easily program. Are there some chances to recover full palette?
Install an AppImage, and report the Snap problem to them, we can't fix their version
Let's try to reinstall. I see two Musescores in my install panel. Which is "yours" to install?
https://musescore.org/en/download/musescore-x86_64.AppImage
The image you show clearly is Snap, pretty much the first thing I asked you about...
I uninstall this MuseScore which I had and then run your link. Works. Thank you very, very much. Now, should I install something or just work on this AppImage?
Just use is
Roger. Thank you all.