Not sure of the correct forum to put this in?

Believe it is more a Flatpak issue, than perhaps a Handbrake issue?
Long story short: Trying to install Handbrake in Opensuse Leap15.1 x64 (fully patched, etc), and whether I install via:

Pacman (program starts, but only ever gets to an "empty" window ie a frame, but still see the desktop (didn't think to start in a terminal...)

or Flatpak from Handbrake site which, if I start in a terminal, get message (and "canberra-gtk-module" IS installed) :

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john@boss:~> /usr/bin/flatpak run --branch=stable --arch=x86_64 --command=ghb --file-foe.ghb @@ %f @@
Gtk-Message: Failed to load module "canberra-gtk-module"
Invalid MIT-MAGIC-COOKIE-1 key
(ghb:2): Gtk-WARNING **: cannot open display: :99.0

The reason for my post in a KDE forum, is that it works fine, if I change and log in to Gnome. Therefore, believe the issue may be with KDE??

Thanks.

I doubt that it is due to Plasma, check if you have all dependencies installed correctly.
Running GTK-based apps should just work, you might just miss a package. If yes, this would be a packaging issue and should be reported to your distribution.

Mamarok wrote:I doubt that it is due to Plasma, check if you have all dependencies installed correctly.
Running GTK-based apps should just work, you might just miss a package. If yes, this would be a packaging issue and should be reported to your distribution.

But it works in Gnome....?

Which exact distribution and Plasma version do you use? Your logo says Ubuntu, but you talk about Leap...

FWIW: I just installed it in my setup, not using flatpak, works like a charm. So likely either a distribution or a Flatpak issue

Mamarok wrote:Which exact distribution and Plasma version do you use? Your logo says Ubuntu, but you talk about Leap...

FWIW: I just installed it in my setup, not using flatpak, works like a charm. So likely either a distribution or a Flatpak issue

Sorry, not sure how Ubuntu got in there - has never been my "prime OS" - is Leap 15.1 x64.
And my prime UI is Plasma, but as I say, works in Gnome, but not Plasma....
Will try uninstalling/reinstalling again, and see how I go... (from Packman?)
Thanks.