Ubuntu

This page provides instructions for installing Cascadeur on Ubuntu operating systems. It is recommended to make sure that your system meets System Requirements before installation.

Installation

1. Download the archive containing program files
2. Once the download is complete, open the archive using any archive manager

The archive includes one directory called cascadeur-linux. Extract it to any place on your hard drive.

After this, the installation is complete, and the program is ready to launch.

Possible problems

As mentioned on the System Requirements page, Cascadeur is officially supported only on Ubuntu 20.04 or later.
Ubuntu-based distributions (Mint, Kubuntu, Pop OS, etc) and other distributions (Fedora, Rocky Linux, etc) aren't supported.

But if you really want to try to launch Cascadeur on your distro, try the following steps:

1) Try to install the following libraries:
sudo apt install libxcb-cursor0
sudo apt install libxcb-ewmh2 

2) If the installed libraries from step 1 didn't help, try launching Cascadeur in the debug mode, to identify the conflicting and missing libraries:
export QT_DEBUG_PLUGINS=1
./cascadeur
 

See Also

System Requirements

Installation

Getting Started