In Qt based desktops like KDE it seems that Octoxbps tries to use kdesu, which doesn't exist in /usr/bin these days apparently. The result is application lock up which is only resolved by force killing Octoxbps.
Please also check in /usr/lib/libexec/kf5/ since that appears to be where the main binary is located.
In Qt based desktops like KDE it seems that Octoxbps tries to use kdesu, which doesn't exist in /usr/bin these days apparently. The result is application lock up which is only resolved by force killing Octoxbps.
Please also check in
/usr/lib/libexec/kf5/
since that appears to be where the main binary is located.