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== Maya | == Maya 2023 on Ubuntu == | ||
See [https:// | See [https://www.autodesk.com/support/technical/article/caas/tsarticles/ts/77DVRQ8wFRltRxWlSY4HVt.html here]. | ||
== Fix issue with duplicated icons on the launch panel == | == Fix issue with duplicated icons on the launch panel == | ||
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If you need Maya to work seamlessly on Linux, you should use the distro recommended by Autodesk (e.g RHEL/CentOS/Rocky for Maya 2023). However, it's possible to install Maya on other distros by applying various hacks which we discuss here.
Maya 2024 on Fedora 39
Install dependencies:
sudo dnf install libnsl sudo dnf install libpng15 sudo dnf install libGLU sudo dnf install mesa-libGLw sudo dnf install libxcrypt-compat
Install CUDA (if using proprietary NVIDIA drivers):
sudo dnf install xorg-x11-drv-nvidia-cuda
Run with:
maya --single-process
Disable splash screen, then run normally.
Maya 2023 on Ubuntu
See here.
Fix issue with duplicated icons on the launch panel
Remove Maya icon from favorites.
Make a copy of Maya desktop file:
cp /usr/share/applications/Autodesk-Maya2023.desktop ~/.local/share/applications/
Open local *.desktop file for edit and add the following line:
StartupWMClass=maya.bin
Reload, add Maya to favorites again.
