Version 0.81.0 crashes on startup in Linux Mint 22.2 Cinnamon

I had 0.80.4 running with no issues. Flatpak updated last night. When trying to start PP, I got a message that an error occurred, and PP does not start. It leaves a log file, see attached.

Using Linux Mint 22.2 Cinnamon.

1766398034469.log (257,6 KB)

Did you tried it a second time? That happens sometimes on windows when the eclipse framework changes. I have no idea if it’s also appearing on Linux, but may give it a try.

I have tried multiple times, always with the same result. Also after a restart of my laptop.

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Thanks for the report. It is not clear to me what exactly happens with your installation. The very first OSGi bundle ā€˜simpleconfigurator’ cannot be resolved because of a missing framework dependency.

The dependency is org.eclipse.osgi.container with a minimum version of 1.9.0:

Unresolved requirement: Import-Package: org.eclipse.osgi.container; version="[1.9.0,2.0.0)"

And indeed 1.9.0 is published with Eclipse 2025-12 and now included in 0.80.1.

For one reason or another, it is still starting with the old version of the OSGi framework.

I am not sure how to best troubleshoot this. I always under the impression that Flatpak is not using the built-in update mechanism, but creates a new fresh installation.

Uninstall and then reinstall again? Or try to use the non-Flatpak version?

I prefer to stay on the Flatpak version for easier system maintenance. For now I rolled back to 0.80.4. to do my end-of-year administration. Will uninstall/reinstall in the New Year and see what happens, will report back here.

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OK, my patience with myself ran out before the end of the year. I purged PortfolioPerformance and Autoremoved all dependencies. Restarted my laptop, and installed 0.81.0 again. It seems to be working without a problem now.

No clue why it went wrong the first time around. Next time I will do a reinstall first.

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Thank you for the update. So the error isn’t reproducible, therefore I marked your post as ā€œsolutionā€.

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