Can someone show me a video of how to install it correctly on ubuntu 24?

[NicolasRotman]

I don't have that much experience on Linux, and I can't run the appimage and use the program...

[v1993]

What's the exact problem you're having with running the appimage? It's basically just a normal executable, so give it executable permissions and run it (preferably from terminal).

[NicolasRotman]

when I try to run the code 'meson compile -C build' this warning appear, even tho every other step went ok...
I tryed to reinstall the dependencies, but nothing changed, and I don't understand enough to solve by my own.
so, when I tryed to run the appimage, it did not work.

computer: /evdevhook2$ meson compile -C build
INFO: autodetecting backend as ninja
INFO: calculating backend command to run: /usr/bin/ninja -C /home/computer/evdevhook2/build
ninja: Entering directory /home/computer/evdevhook2/build' [3/17] Compiling Vala source ../subpro..../subprojects/gcemuhook/src/Utils.vala ../subprojects/gcemuhook/src/Utils.vala:48.2-48.22: warning: Method Cemuhook.Utils.hexdump' never used
48 | internal void hexdump (uint8[] data) {
| ^~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
../subprojects/gcemuhook/src/Server.vala:134.31-134.45: warning: copying delegates is not supported
134 | socket_source.set_callback(socket_delegate);
| ^~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
../subprojects/gcemuhook/src/Server.vala:139.32-139.47: warning: copying delegates is not supported
139 | cleanup_source.set_callback(cleanup_delegate);
| ^~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Compilation succeeded - 3 warning(s)
[8/17] Compiling Vala source ../src/db...jects/gcemuhook/src/gcemuhook-0.1.vapi
../src/Server.vala:39.32-39.33: warning: copying delegates is not supported
39 | monitor_source.set_callback(cb);
| ^~
Compilation succeeded - 1 warning(s)
[17/17] Linking target src/evdevhook2
computer:~/evdevhook2$

[v1993]

These warnings can be ignored. Also, you do not need to build anything yourself if you're using an appimage; just download and run it. Or run the binary you've built since you went through the pain of building it yourself, I guess...

P.S.: use ``` for code blocks.

[NicolasRotman]

Thank you, every problem solved :)