Limited testing with Studio version

[zelikos]

I've only used the free version of DaVinci Resolve, as that has met my needs enough for my use cases, so using davincibox with the Studio version is another thing I'm unable to test.

Help would of course be appreciated here, but I have to urge caution in doing so. IIUC, the Studio version requires activation with an activation key?

1. I don't know if running Resolve Studio in a container would interfere with that
2. Care should be taken to not delete the container without first deactivating Resolve Studio, if possible; I don't know how trying to activate a different installation without first deactivating the previous is actually handled by Resolve Studio, but it's a potential headache that would be best to avoid

tl;dr: Help wanted on testing Resolve Studio, but be careful

[rothgar]

I have davinci installed locally in /opt and also tried with davincibox and I was able to register my studio license.

It prompted me to put in my key again but so far it all appears to work fine.

[queequeg0925]

I've only used the free version of DaVinci Resolve, as that has met my needs enough for my use cases, so using davincibox with the Studio version is another thing I'm unable to test.

Help would of course be appreciated here, but I have to urge caution in doing so. IIUC, the Studio version requires activation with an activation key?

1. I don't know if running Resolve Studio in a container would interfere with that

2. Care should be taken to **not** delete the container without first deactivating Resolve Studio, if possible; I don't know how trying to activate a different installation without first deactivating the previous is actually handled by Resolve Studio, but it's a potential headache that would be best to avoid

tl;dr: Help wanted on testing Resolve Studio, but be careful

I'm going to give resolve studio a try on my arch system. Activation key should not be an issue. Resolve allows two activation. When you activate a third time, it clears the previous activation automatically.

[geewiz]

I've been running Resolve Studio in Distrobox for about two years. Since that Distrobox is so old that it started acting up recently with a known sudo issue, I decided to give davincibox a shot. It works nicely!

I'm grateful for your work, @zelikos! ❤️

[mtwb47]

Studio also works very well for me. The only issue I've found is that the text scaling is way off, but IDK that that's a Studio issue or not.

[marbub]

I am running an older version of DaVinci Box with Studio. The only thing I noticed is that I had to remove libgobject, libmodule, etc. because there were linking errors. I think the origin is that DaVinci Box is based on Fedora instead of Rocky Linux, so the symbols do not match.

[zelikos]

I am running an older version of DaVinci Box with Studio. The only thing I noticed is that I had to remove libgobject, libmodule, etc. because there were linking errors. I think the origin is that DaVinci Box is based on Fedora instead of Rocky Linux, so the symbols do not match.

davincibox builds since June have had a fix for the issue with those packages