As of Kinoite v. 43.20260425, Gwenview fails to open:
philip@fedora:/var/home/philip$ flatpak run org.kde.gwenview
gwenview: error while loading shared libraries: libraw.so.24: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
philip@fedora:/var/home/philip$
First noticed it in v. 43.20260424
This is the ‘stock’ flatpak that came with the initial install - it’s actually the first I’ve used it - but fully updated, if there were any since I first installed Kinoite.
I’m wondering if the issue is it’s looking for libraw.so.24 whereas the image / current deployment no longer includes and has moved on to a later version - 25 perhaps? I’m guessing…
The Flatpak shouldn’t depend on anything in the host-side /usr/lib64 though - the library should be in the Flatpak itself or its runtime (a Fedora runtime in this case, since you’re using the ‘stock’ Fedora Flatpak).
I think the issue is that installing gwenview pulls in 2 runtimes for me on f43. One is org.kde.gwenview and the second is org.fedoraproject.KDE6Platform which is an f44 runtime, thus the library mismatch. I installed it from the fedora flatpak repo.
I wonder if simply removing and reinstalling the flatpak might resolve it.
That said, as you say, still needs a bug report - I’ll link it here when I raise it. The broken flatpak is in the ISO I installed, one assumes, and thus may still be.
I remembered I first tried to “fix” gwenview by reinstalling from the fedora repo. The “new” gwenview just failed in the same way as the “old” one (don’t know why I got a different outcome to you, Jeff - for me it only pulled one runtime)
If my experience was representative, that means the version on the fedora repo is also broken (missing the same libraw.so.24), so I reported it thusly.
When I removed and reinstalled it a second time, but this time from the flathub repo, it pulled two run times and I ended up with a working version (so there’s a workaround - reinstall from flathub)
Did you read the discussion above?
Installing gwenview from the fedora flatpak repo does not work but appears to work when installed from the flathub repo.
You should open a new thread with significant details about your issue on your system instead of using a “me too” post so others may have a clue as to what the problem is and what you have tried. Answers will then be dedicated to your specific problem.
Your first post is highjacking a topic that seems to have a solution posted.
You did not provide any information about your system so we cannot know what you have done
That attitude in your second post is not likely to gain any assistance.
@nomibr Your repeated attacks on others must end. This is not how we communicate here. I am obligated to issue an official warning: please read the Code of Conduct of the Fedora Community and obey it when interacting. If this repeats, your account will be suspended for 2 weeks to give you time to read the CoC.