Note that if you have previously tried and failed to launch the AppImage, you may need to remove Plexamp’s existing settings before parameters like --no-sandbox will allow Plexamp to launch:
Deleting everything under ~./config/ seems like a bit of a nuclear option… maybe try removing just the program’s settings instead. ![]()
After some tinkering, I have managed to get Plexamp running on Ubuntu 20.04 LTS with these steps:
- Delete any existing Plexamp configuration to start over from scratch, just in case.
(rm -rf ~/.config/Plexamp/) - Launch Plexamp with the
--no-sandboxparameter using the CLI of your choice and sign in - Optionally, add the parameter to your system’s relevant
*.desktopfile to make running Plexamp a little easier in the future.
To always launch Plexamp with sandboxing disabled, add the --no-sandboxparameter from Step 2 to the first Exec= line in the Desktop Entry section:
[Desktop Entry]
Name=Plexamp
Exec=/path/to/Plexamp.AppImage --no-sandbox
Terminal=false
Type=Application
Now, you can start Plexamp without using the CLI at all.
Note: Desktop files are what make launcher shortcuts work; they’re usually stored in ~/.local/share/applications/… just look for a file with Plexamp in the name.