Adding Linux support gives customers more choice in hardware, allowing them to build extremely high performance, low cost workstations for editing and color correction.

This allows customers with Red Hat or CentoOS 6.8 or 7.2 systems to download and use the free version of DaVinci Resolve or the full DaVinci Resolve Studio. Resolve and Resolve Studio are both available now for Windows, OSX, and Linux.īLACKMAGIC DESIGN ANNOUNCES DAVINCI RESOLVE 12.5 FOR LINUX NOW AVAILABLEĭaVinci Resolve and DaVinci Resolve Studio are now available for Red Hat and CentOS Linux.įremont, California - MaBlackmagic Design today announced that DaVinci Resolve, its professional editing and color correction software, is now available on Red Hat and CentOS Linux. With this release, Black Magic has made both a solid non-linear editor and a sophisticated color grading suite available for Linux, something that very few companies offer, and none at anywhere close to this price point. The free Resolve for Linux supports up to two GPUs, Resolve Studio supports up to eight.

This is a major step away from the previous situation, where a Linux-based Resolve system was essentially a custom build that required a Resolve Advanced panel, now anyone with a little patience and a little tech savvy can build a Linux machine, install Resolve, and start editing and grading.

Inevitably it didn't get as much attention as the new camera and panels did when they were announced last week, but in Blackmagic's live stream unveiling Grant Petty also talked briefly about Resolve for Linux.īasically, it’s now an installable package, supported on Red Hat and CentOS 6.8 and 7.2, which makes it available for a wide variety of hardware configurations. Genuinely cross-platform: Resolve is now available for Linux, macOS, and Windows

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