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How to install simplescreenrecorder on old version of Debian?
10 months 4 days ago #340576
by RotarySMP
Hi All,
My Maho 400E is still running an old version of Debian, with XFCE, that would have been the live CD back in about 2019. For my videos, I need to install simplescreenrecorder, as pointing a camera at the screen is lame.
I have tried:
sudo apt-add-repository ppa:maarten-baert/simplescreenrecorder
sudo apt update
This fails with "unable to locate simplescreenrecorder."
Please help with this. I seem to forget all linux knowledge the instant whatever I was trying to do gets done
Cheers,
Mark
My Maho 400E is still running an old version of Debian, with XFCE, that would have been the live CD back in about 2019. For my videos, I need to install simplescreenrecorder, as pointing a camera at the screen is lame.
I have tried:
sudo apt-add-repository ppa:maarten-baert/simplescreenrecorder
sudo apt update
Code:
sudo apt install simplescreenrecorder
This fails with "unable to locate simplescreenrecorder."
Please help with this. I seem to forget all linux knowledge the instant whatever I was trying to do gets done

Cheers,
Mark
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10 months 3 days ago #340580
by tommylight
Replied by tommylight on topic How to install simplescreenrecorder on old version of Debian?
No idea, but you can always use OBS-Studio
sudo apt install obs-studio
sudo apt install obs-studio
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10 months 3 days ago #340581
by RotarySMP
Replied by RotarySMP on topic How to install simplescreenrecorder on old version of Debian?
I could but that is a pretty huge overhead on a old pc.
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10 months 3 days ago #340588
by rodw
Replied by rodw on topic How to install simplescreenrecorder on old version of Debian?
Well you could try upgrading to Trixie which has linuxcnc 2.95 and simplescreen recorder as standards. 2.97 is included in testing so you can use APT pinning to get 2.9.7
packages.debian.org/search?keywords=simp...e=trixie§ion=all
packages.debian.org/search?keywords=simp...e=trixie§ion=all
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10 months 3 days ago #340589
by RotarySMP
Replied by RotarySMP on topic How to install simplescreenrecorder on old version of Debian?
I am sticking with LCNC 2.7, as it will be a risk to update to 2.9, given the switch to joints, and the gearbox comp I have working.
I really just want simpescreenrecorder. I use this on both my lathes. I just have little clue of how to get the repository working.
I also tried this method, but it also failed.
I really just want simpescreenrecorder. I use this on both my lathes. I just have little clue of how to get the repository working.
I also tried this method, but it also failed.
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10 months 3 days ago #340596
by Surmetall
Replied by Surmetall on topic How to install simplescreenrecorder on old version of Debian?
Hi,
maybe a silly idea. but you could install Teamviewer and record the screen on your Cutter-PC.
i use Teamviewer all the time on my machines and i cant note any lag.
Greetings
Tom
maybe a silly idea. but you could install Teamviewer and record the screen on your Cutter-PC.
i use Teamviewer all the time on my machines and i cant note any lag.
Greetings
Tom
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10 months 3 days ago #340601
by rodw
Replied by rodw on topic How to install simplescreenrecorder on old version of Debian?
A bit left field but if this is for your YouTube channel, I use a video switcher and send the Linuxcnc monitor to one input on the switcher ( I had to buy a VGA to HDMI adapter for one machine). The video and audio (from a seperate microphone) gets recorded to SD card on the switcher and I can do picture in picture etc when recording.
I use a MovMagic switcher but a similar one is a Black magic ATEM mni
I use a MovMagic switcher but a similar one is a Black magic ATEM mni
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10 months 3 days ago #340602
by RotarySMP
Replied by RotarySMP on topic How to install simplescreenrecorder on old version of Debian?
Thanks Rod, I have an Atem mini Pro Iso, which I use for my live streams, but having it set up for a simple task like screen recording is overkill. For the times I need the screen recorded on the Schaublin I
just use simplescreenrecorder and drop the files onto a thumb drive.
Why it is so hard to install a simple program on Linux, which I have installed easily on two other flavours of linux.?
just use simplescreenrecorder and drop the files onto a thumb drive.
Why it is so hard to install a simple program on Linux, which I have installed easily on two other flavours of linux.?
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10 months 3 days ago #340604
by tommylight
Replied by tommylight on topic How to install simplescreenrecorder on old version of Debian?
Choose a mirror near you, download, double click.
packages.debian.org/sid/amd64/simplescreenrecorder/download
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If it complains:
sudo apt install gdebi
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P.S.
did you do a
sudo apt update
before trying to install? Sorry for asking, but way to often this gets left out.
packages.debian.org/sid/amd64/simplescreenrecorder/download
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If it complains:
sudo apt install gdebi
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P.S.
did you do a
sudo apt update
before trying to install? Sorry for asking, but way to often this gets left out.
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10 months 3 days ago #340605
by unknown
Replied by unknown on topic How to install simplescreenrecorder on old version of Debian?
What exact version of Debian are you using ?
When you do an apt update it will list the repos and the version, wheezy or bullseye or whatever.
If it's bullseye or up it's available in the repos, if not you may have to install from source, which brings along a whole manner of other issues. And to make whatters worse there does appear to be some issues with wheezy.
From my understanding Sid is the "unstable"branch, so I doubt that anything from Sid would help.
When you do an apt update it will list the repos and the version, wheezy or bullseye or whatever.
If it's bullseye or up it's available in the repos, if not you may have to install from source, which brings along a whole manner of other issues. And to make whatters worse there does appear to be some issues with wheezy.
From my understanding Sid is the "unstable"branch, so I doubt that anything from Sid would help.
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