Does it work on a raspberry pi 2/3?
I was considering if this sheet music editor could work on a raspberry pi 2/3, with a reduced touch screen connected(3.5 or 5 inches). I am thinking on portability, considering the port to android a little too far.
I don't own a raspberry to try to install and use musescore.
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The ARM version from https://musescore.org/en/download should run on raspberry pi 2 or 3 but a screen of 3.5 or 5 inches... I doubt you can do anything useful on it...
In reply to The ARM version from https:/… by [DELETED] 5
¿Which is the minimum size you would recommend for a touch screen? Maybe with a mini wireless keyboard incorporated could be possible to create sheet music. It's a pity that there is no android version. A little while I installed Gnu root debian on android,an musescore on it, but it didn't launch.
In reply to ¿Which is the minimum size… by Bonteruel
The download page lists 1024x600 as the minimum screen size
In reply to The download page lists… by Jojo-Schmitz
I have a spare rapsberry pi 2B that i just want to view sheetmusic on. What a) OS and b) version of musescore version would you recommend?
In reply to I have a spare rapsberry pi… by jhenry5
I think https://ftp.osuosl.org/pub/musescore/releases/MuseScore-2.0.3/ has the last available ARM version
In reply to I have a spare rapsberry pi… by jhenry5
If you want, you can try the experimental ARM build for version 3.5 here:
https://musescore.org/en/node/306066#comment-1030680
They should run on a Linux system installed on an armhf (ARM-v7 with hard float) and an arm64 architecture (ARM 64 bits), respectively. I think the Raspberry pi 2B is arm-v7, but I don't know if it supports hard floats; you can try the "armhf" build. Note that also the ARM version for 2.0.3 linked by Jojo would require the same armhf architecture.
In reply to The ARM version from https:/… by [DELETED] 5
To use the ARM version on a raspberry pi 2B. What linux OS would you suggest I try ?
The app image crashes immediately on raspbian. Most ubuntu desktop LTS releases seem to work on later raspberry pis, but not raspberry pi 2B. What OS do you suggest?
In reply to To use the ARM version on a… by jhenry5
From what I found, it seems that Raspberry pi 2 does indeed support armhf.
I think you could try Debian armhf.
Otherwise, I think you can maybe also use Ubuntu, by installing the server version for Raspberry pi 2 from here: https://ubuntu.com/download/raspberry-pi
and then installing one of the Desktop GUIs, following for example the instructions here: https://phoenixnap.com/kb/how-to-install-a-gui-on-ubuntu
If you manage to make it work, please let us know if any of the suggested (by me or by Jojo) images works. Thank you.