The open with default wave editor issue was a permission issue because my projects are in a secondary SSD and the "Create and Edit Files" permission was only available to root owner, I fix the issue with "cd ./disk1" and "sudo chown -v $USER /mnt/disk1" also backed up the disk, reformatted as a local disk then it has my user permissions.Thanks for sharing with us how you solved the issue concerning the crashing WF by installing missing packages to Ubuntu 20.
Concerning your problem with "edit with external wave editor" is broken "on" Linux, I more suspect that it is broken "in" your particular Linux configuration, but not mainly being an error caused by WF. Please check about this issue in the other thread, where you also brought up this issue, and let us continue discussing the problem there. Next step to do is to there confirm to us the output from the command given to you in this post: viewtopic.php?p=9035346#p9035346
However the "edit with external wave editor" is not available the same as is in Windows/Mac, It have the keyboard shortcut but doesn't have the option to choose the external wave editor as in Windows/Mac, it looks like the they coded linux version different in that option.
Statistics: Posted by cupcakemusic — Thu Jan 30, 2025 12:59 am