attempted install of LMMS fails in both UBUNTU & MINT . . .

[weirdBob]

:~/Downloads$ sudo apt install lmms-1.2.2-linux-x86_64.AppImage
[sudo] password for bob:
Reading package lists... Done
Building dependency tree... Done
Reading state information... Done
E: Unable to locate package lmms-1.2.2-linux-x86_64.AppImage

This is what I've tried & Yes CHMOD had been run and the AppImage file is present in the working directory.
anyone have any ideas? . . . like HELP

& Thanks much

[weirdBob]

On further investigation . . . I find that LMMS starts up, or attempts to start-up, but that the content appears to be too large for the screen ( I'm using a 1360X768 display ) however there seems to be some sort of issue with how it displays. I had LMMS running on this same machine before a hard-disk failure & the only thing that has changed is the disk-drive for this computer. My attempt to down-load & install LMMS has been problematic at best. Any insight as to what may be going on?

[musikbear]

:~/Downloads$ sudo apt install lmms-1.2.2-linux-x86_64.AppImage
[sudo] password for bob:
Reading package lists... Done
Building dependency tree... Done
Reading state information... Done
E: Unable to locate package lmms-1.2.2-linux-x86_64.AppImage

This is what I've tried & Yes CHMOD had been run and the AppImage file is present in the working directory.
anyone have any ideas? . . . like HELP

& Thanks much

OS?
The AppImage
https://lmms.io/download#linux
works out of that box for everyone
Did you perhaps made an syntax error running
Run

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chmod +x ~/Downloads/*.AppImage

[weirdBob]

:~/Downloads$ sudo apt install lmms-1.2.2-linux-x86_64.AppImage
[sudo] password for bob:
Reading package lists... Done
Building dependency tree... Done
Reading state information... Done
E: Unable to locate package lmms-1.2.2-linux-x86_64.AppImage

This is what I've tried & Yes CHMOD had been run and the AppImage file is present in the working directory.
anyone have any ideas? . . . like HELP

& Thanks much

OS?
The AppImage
https://lmms.io/download#linux
works out of that box for everyone
Did you perhaps made an syntax error running
Run

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chmod +x ~/Downloads/*.AppImage

OS is either UBUNTU or MINT ( both latest distro ) and as for "run" if I use the command "run" from the command line, it tells me that "run" isn't valid and that I may want to use any one of a multitude of commands that may or may not accomplish what I was looking to do. Frustrating bit about all of this is that I had LMMS running under UBUNTU before a major hard-disk crash and upon replacing the disk & attempting to reconstruct my system, most things simply reload & work, but any attempt to get LMMS working leads to frustration. It appears that I can actually start it up from the desk-top, but that what comes up is a screen with HUGE type & no possibility of commanding it to do anything. my display resolution hasn't changed, I'm using the same monitor ( etc . . . ) the computer gremlins hate me!

[musikbear]

OS is either UBUNTU or MINT ( both latest distro )

..You dont know if you have Mint OR Ubuntu?

as for "run" if I use the command "run" from the command line, it tells me that "run" isn't valid

No! "Run" prompt you to bring the CLI up, and inside CLI you type the cmd

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chmod +x ~/Downloads/*.AppImage

tHen press ENTER -That is a RUN event in CMD/ CLI

What i think here is that you have a flawed installation of Linux.
Do a complete update through your distro pacMan, when you are sure that your Linux is working and is updated, then
* If you mean to use VSTs install WINE
* Then get the AppImage of off. LMMS (not Nightly, because current Nigthly is flawed at least for win, but ...
Install
RUN the CLI-cmd to make the AppImage runable.

[Gps]

Have you tried, just double clicking the applmage file, after you did ch mod?

[AustinHughes]

Any update? It looks like you're trying to install an AppImage with apt, which won’t work. Instead, ensure the file is executable using chmod +x and then run it directly with ./lmms-1.2.2-linux-x86_64.AppImage. This should launch LMMS without needing to install it through a package manager. I also would like to help you by sharing useful information. Time management is often a challenge for students handling numerous academic tasks. Websites such as https://academized.com/juliette-binoche offer solutions by providing writing services for various assignments. This support can be crucial in ensuring students meet deadlines while maintaining the quality of their work.

[musikbear]

Any update?

Are you having a similar issue?