Flatpak 0.56.0 doesn't start on Kubuntu 20.04 LTS

[o-bri]

Describe the bug After updating the Flatpak to Version 0.56.0, Portfolio Performance does not start on Kubuntu 20.04 LTS anymore. An error message is shown:

To Reproduce Steps to reproduce the behavior:

1. Install Flatpak 0.56.0
2. Start Portfolio Performance Note: I also uninstalled everything in flatpak and did a reinstall. Also I tried restarting the system, but without success.

Expected behavior It starts and is usable

Screenshots Logfile is here: 1636362415476.log

Desktop (please complete the following information): Betriebssystem: Kubuntu 20.04 KDE-Plasma-Version: 5.18.5 KDE-Frameworks-Version: 5.68.0 Qt-Version: 5.12.8 Kernel-Version: 5.4.0-89-generic Art des Betriebssystems: 64-bit Prozessoren: 16 × AMD Ryzen 7 1800X Eight-Core Processor Speicher: 15,6 GiB Arbeitsspeicher

[o-bri]

I switched to the "Non-Flatpak". This one works well on Linux, so it seems to be a Flatpak problem.

[Naoray]

same on PopOS 21.04

[rektosaure]

Same thing with Manjaro, flatpak install Rollback to previous version works.

[JokerGermany]

Ubuntu Mate 20.04 same problem.

[deisi]

hey. So eventually I tried to recreate this on pop os but coundnt. Lets see if I can manage to observe the same in a vm.

[deisi]

So I observed the same on PopOS if I don't update everything properly. However after updating the whole system the error was gone. I guess the issue is related to something not beeing up to date. So plz update your system and all flatpaks restart and try again. The reason might be, that we moved to gnome 41 as runtime for this update.

[roshanshariff]

If updating doesn't help, there is some possibility that this has to do with the new version of Eclipse included in 0.56.0. It might be a conflict with the older Java version included in the Flatpak runtime. It's also possible that the new version of Eclipse needs to update the configuration file and restart, but it can't do that because the root filesystem inside the Flatpak is read-only.

Anyway, speak up if you still have this problem after updating.

[Naoray]

I still have the problem after updating. As the error log suggests (same as in the initial issue description) it has something todo with the new eclipse version

On Thu 11. Nov 2021 at 08:38, Roshan Shariff @.***> wrote:

If updating doesn't help, there is some possibility that this has to do with the new version of Eclipse included in 0.56.0. It might be a conflict with the older Java version included in the Flatpak runtime. It's also possible that the new version of Eclipse needs to update the configuration file and restart, but it can't do that because the root filesystem inside the Flatpak is read-only.

Anyway, speak up if you still have this problem after updating.

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[JokerGermany]

I assume the problem has to do with breaking out of the container. Why did a logfile is written in ~/.eclipse? Shouldn't be the folder ~/.var/app/info.portfolio_performance.PortfolioPerformance?

[rektosaure]

You may try: sudo flatpak update sudo flatpak uninstall --unused sudo flatpak repair sudo flatpak update rm -r ~/.eclipse

Then reboot.

[Naoray]

thanks @arnishow that did the trick!

[JokerGermany]

You may try: sudo flatpak update sudo flatpak uninstall --unused sudo flatpak repair sudo flatpak update rm -r ~/.eclipse

Then reboot.

don't work for me. Even the newest version don't work... =(