CentOS

As per the title, Its the flatpak version of Kdenlive thats stopped working.

I've always installed flash as per

Just to let you know kdenlive is the latest candidate on the growing list of apps breaking bit by bit under CentOS 7. Installed & updated CentOS, rebooted Downloaded the appimage file and made executable (chmod +x) Tried running from command prompt results in; [ajh@UNKNOWN Downloads]$ ./kdenlive-19....

On it already. Can mark this as resolved.

Seems to be the version of flash. I've replaced the plugin file (.so) in /us/lib64/.mozilla/plugins with the previous version and flash is showing up in Firefox plugins and working.

Does anyone know if there are any updates in the pipeline to fix the problem?

The Adobe Flash Plugin / Firefox appears to have gone this morning. I have checked in Plugins and its not showing, I tried to reinstall is says its already installed. I went as far as a rebuild, before any updates it was there, ran the updates and it disappeared. On a Fedora build it mentions the X1...

I think I may have sorted it. Tried a HDD from a known working machine and it was working intermittently. Re-seated the memory no difference. Removed one of the 2 GB sticks and all seems OK. Slapped the original disk in and now running on one stick of 2 gig mem. Seems to be installing ok. Not come a...

The laptop is n old 10 year Dixon’s laptop from the days of windows Vista, The BIOS is very basic, I’m not sure UEFI was common back in those days for a basic home laptop. I appreciate your question as I’ve run into the UEFI /safe boot issue with an Acer laptop

I'm going to try and swap the HDD from a laptop with centos already installed later tonight to see if that gets me further.

All goes well with the troubleshooting mode until the "Starting Switch Root...", the text font switches slightly the the machine reboots. Attached is a screen grab showing the hardware profile on the same laptop.

i've bunt a CD of Centos 8 Boot,tested on the machine at work and gets as far as the Anaconda installer so baught it home and tried it in the problem laptop. No go

I'll try the reduced graphics mode.