What I was doing:
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Add multiple pipes. For instance 20 or so.
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Add comment on 1st pipe. Make it 100 characters, just for testing purposes.
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Copy longer sentence from 1st comment.
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Add new comment to next pipe. Paste sentence and change some words or numbers to make it unique.
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Select last pipe and add a comment. Also paste the sentence and make it unique.
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Now repeat the same steps for other pipes, until you (almost) reach the number of maximum characters.
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Now select one of the last pipes and try pasting into a new comment, which will exceed the maximum number of characters…
It will paste and reduce / delete characters from the comments after it. So on the next pipe(s).
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I´ve downloaded Linux Arm for my RPi Zero and did chmod +x to the MidihubEditor-arm_1.16.1.AppImage. When I open it I have a 1.16.0 in the “about Midihub” and it wants to update to 1.16.1.
I also wget https://blokas.io/downloads/MidihubEditor-arm_1.16.1.AppImage
with the same result.
Thank you for the report, turns out the ARM build was incorrect. I’ve rebuilt it, the download link is the same. The SHA 256 sum of the correct file is e11019bc38b23267768f171b6b705bf8554f4bf508f7ab6975ddb143702025c7 if you’d like to verify.
Hello there!
I’m trying to run the Midihub Editor in my raspi 5 using Raspberry Pi Os trixie v13.2 64bits.
I tried running the arm 64bit appimage and at first it complains about not finding “QT platform plugin Wayland”.
Then I changed to X, on the raspi-configs, and when I tried running the appimage after that it gives a “segmentation fault error”.
Any suggestions/ideas on how to solve this?
Thanks in advance
Hey, are you sure you got the arm 64 bit build from the top of this thread? I just tried running it on trixie and it ran fine without any additional actions necessary, other than making it executable (chmod +x ./MidihubEditor-arm64_1.16.1.AppImage), while on Wayland (echo $XDG_SESSION_TYPE reports wayland)
Could you please confirm? If it’s the correct build, maybe there’s some APT packages that I installed on stock OS that makes it work…
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Hello! So, I just tried running it again, from that link (arm64), fresh OS instal (trixie default to wayland, on raspi5) - after giving it the permissions (chmod +x), I try to run it and it says:
qt.qa.plugin: Could not find the Qt platform pllugin “wayland” in “”
segmentation fault
I got the same platform plugin warning, but it ran anyway.
Ok, I will try it on a completely fresh trixie build for comparison next week.
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Haha, weird, something’s up with that error. Thank you! I’ll keep an eye here for updates and will test things as needed.
I have looked into Midihub Editor on arm64 Trixie and found out that the exact same Editor build works just fine on Pi 4, while the same SD card when moved to a Pi 5, it gets the segmentation fault. So it’s a bit more mysterious than I hoped for. 
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Hah, so there’s something withit then 
. Thank you for looking into it! If you need me to test something on my end or anything let me know.
The 1.16.2 Editor should run on Pi 5 now.