This project provides a universal Bash script to download, extract, and install the Muse Sounds Manager from its official .tar.gz
package. The script automates the process of copying the necessary files to their appropriate system directories and setting up the application for use on any Linux distribution.
While MuseScore now provides a universal .tar.gz
installer for the Muse Sounds Manager, the package does not handle system integration (e.g., creating .desktop
entries or moving binaries and icons to standard directories). This script bridges that gap, ensuring a smooth installation experience and proper integration if your Linux system does not support deb or rpm packages (eg Arch, Solus, Slackware).
- Universal Installation: Works with the official
.tar.gz
package provided by MuseScore, supporting all Linux distributions. - Dynamic Version Handling: Automatically detects the version of the extracted package.
- System Integration: Sets up application binaries, icons, and
.desktop
entries for easy access. - Automated Cleanup: Removes temporary files after installation, keeping your system tidy.
- Uninstaller Included: Provides a script to completely remove the installed files.
Before running the script, ensure you have the following:
- A Linux-based operating system.
wget
installed for downloading the.tar.gz
package.tar
command available for extracting the.tar.gz
package.- Root permissions to install system-wide files.
Run the following command to download and install the Muse Sounds Manager:
wget -qO- https://raw.githubusercontent.com/apapamarkou/muse-sounds-manager-generic-installer/main/install_muse_sounds_manager.sh | sudo bash
This command will download and execute the script, setting up the Muse Sounds Manager on your system.
If you need to remove the Muse Sounds Manager, run the uninstaller script:
wget -qO- https://raw.githubusercontent.com/apapamarkou/muse-sounds-manager-generic-installer/main/uninstall_muse_sounds_manager.sh | sudo bash
This command will remove all installed files and clean up your system.
Both this installer and the official .rpm
download require updated ca-certificates
to function properly. To ensure it works, install the packages:
sudo zypper install ca-certificates*
Once installed, you can find the Muse Sounds Manager in your application menus or launch it directly by typing muse-sounds-manager
in a terminal.
Contributions to this project are welcome. Feel free to submit a pull request or open an issue on GitHub if you encounter any problems or have suggestions for improvements.
- MuseScore for providing the software and resources.
This script is provided "as is" without any warranties. Use it at your own risk.