Try this.

I made this from the existing "build script" from Dan Denedy. But Dans script was not updated for KF5 / kdenlive 15.nn versions.
This one is.

Wow! Thanks!

I have the deps installing now, barring liboil0.3-dev which apt complains there's no installation candidate for (although it's referred to by another package).

I'll see how things go after that...

Kubuntiac wrote:
I have the deps installing now, barring liboil0.3-dev which apt complains there's no installation candidate for (although it's referred to by another package).

Same here. I cannot get Kdenlive installed on Xubuntu 15.10. Not by any of Sunabs great ppa's, not with this build script. Too bad really. Any version of Kdenlive would be fine. I am using 09.8.10 on the desktop with Ubuntu 15.04.

Wierd. I am running kubuntu 15.04 and liboil0.3-dev (version 0.3.17-2ubuntu4) is installed from Ubuntu universe. Do guys have the universe section enabled in your package manager ?

Kubuntiac wrote:
I am on a KF 5 distro btw (Kubuntu 15.10)

If you are running *buntu 15.10, kdenlive is at 15.08.1, directly from the official repos.

15.08.3 should be available soon, I think.


liboil0.3 is no longer available in Ubuntu 15.10. Since kdenlive builds in Wily, it is not needed , I guess.

ttguy wrote:Wierd. I am running kubuntu 15.04 and liboil0.3-dev (version 0.3.17-2ubuntu4) is installed from Ubuntu universe. Do guys have the universe section enabled in your package manager ?

OK. Thank you ttguy! That makes some sense. I will get the Kubuntu 15.10 ISO and get it running in Virtualbox to see what happens.

Now that we are struggling a bit to get the latest versions of Kdenlive running, I would like to thank the entire team behind Kdenlive for creating such a wonderful program. Reporting problems is one thing, saying "thank you" is the very least we users can do too.

regards,

Just Vecht

jvecht wrote:I will get the Kubuntu 15.10 ISO and get it running in Virtualbox to see what happens.

Kdenlive runs just fine in Kubuntu. It needs a bit of KDE stuff to work well, I guess. Kubuntu is sluggish on my i3 / 4GB Ram box though. Some of the puzzle is solved now Now see how to keep the speed of XFCE while adding the KDE stuff Kdenlive needs.