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I couldn't see anything that looked obvious but as the were all installed on a freshly installed Arch KDE install that they weren't going to do any harm to my Arch KDE system if I installed the lot. I had a snapshot standing by to revert to if there were any problems.

I would suggest you do what I did but for i3. It looks like RebornOS also does an I3 version, I would download that install it in a VM download and run the Cura appimage and see if the open file dialog doesn't crash Cura. If Cura appears to run correctly get a list of all the explicitly installed packages using pacman -Qe >reborn_installed_packages.txt You will need to get that file off the VM and on to your computer, if you haven't set up virtual disks I would suggest email it to yourself from a web email. Get a list of the explicitly installed apps from your Manjaro I3 system and then use diff to find out what packages are installed on reborn and not manjaro. It's probably worth stripping off the version numbers of the packages in a text editor using find and replace with a regular expression \s.* and replace with nothing. diff reborn_installed_packages.txt manjaro_installed_packages.txt | grep '^<' | cut -c 3- > on_reborn_but_not_manjaro.txt I've got to thank iAsk.Ai for the regular expression and the diff command syntax, I would have had to do it all maunually otherwise

One or more of the following packages fixed my problem but I don't know which. I don't know if installing any the packages in the following list will work on a Manjaro i3 system and I take no responsibility for any damage you may do to your do to your system. adobe-source-han-sans-otc-fonts adobe-source-han-serif-otc-fonts amd-ucode base-devel bluedevil blueman bluez bluez-utils deepin-wallpapers-plasma dolphin-plugins dragon drkonqi feh fuse2fs gufw gvfs-afc gvfs-gphoto2 gvfs-mtp gvfs-nfs gwenview jfsutils kdeconnect kdegraphics-thumbnailers kfind kgamma5 khelpcenter kinfocenter kio-gdrive kvantum kvantum-theme-materia kwrited latte-dock materia-kde merkuro nano network-manager-applet open-vm-tools openconnect openvpn oxygen plasma-browser-integration plasma-disks plasma-meta plasma-pass plasma-sdk plasma-thunderbolt plasma-vault plasma-workspace-wallpapers plasma5-applets-active-window-control plasma5-applets-thermal-monitor plasma5-applets-window-buttons qemu-guest-agent virtualbox-guest-utils wireguard-tools xf86-input-vmmouse xf86-video-vmware xorg-xinput xsettingsd

I can let you have a list of the packages, Please note that packages I installed are from an Arch KDE install, I couldn't see anything that looked like the likely culprit, so in the end I just installed all of them. A lot of them are particularly for KDE Plasma so you will need to pay attention and filter out the packages that are not relevant to your i3

Well, using a sledgehammer to crack a nut. I ended up just installing all the missing packages that were installed on Reborn OS that weren't installed on mine. Cura started working properly after a reboot. That's not really what I was doing. Cura was crashing on my desktop PC running on bare metal not in a VM. That's what I needed to fix. I used the VM's to find an Arch distro running KDE that didn't crash Cura so I could compare the differences in installed packages between a distro that worked and one that didn't. And it worked!

I can never remember the the Pacman commands so always setup zsh aliases called pacsearch, pacinstall and pacremove. The slightly annoying thing is that the Garuda KDE with the vanilla interface used to be called Bare Bones iirc and was less light, I have it installed on my laptop and it works perfectly. I also have tried a few a few other Arch Distros with KDE Plasma in a VM, some reproduced the issue and others didn't. I'm now comparing what packages are installed on a fresh install of a distro that did work (Reborn OS) and my Garuda install and hopefully I'll figure out what's missing.

Thanks for the reply, it looks like all the qt dependencies are already installed. $ pacman -Q | grep qt5 libdbusmenu-qt5 0.9.3+16.04.20160218-6 modemmanager-qt5 5.111.0-1 networkmanager-qt5 5.111.0-1 packagekit-qt5 1.1.1-1 phonon-qt5 4.11.1-3 phonon-qt5-gstreamer 4.10.0-4 polkit-qt5 0.114.0-2 poppler-qt5 23.10.0-1 python-pyqt5 5.15.10-1 python-pyqt5-sip 12.13.0-1 qca-qt5 2.3.7-2 qt5-3d 5.15.11-1 qt5-base 5.15.11+kde+r138-1 qt5-charts 5.15.11-1 qt5-datavis3d 5.15.11-1 qt5-declarative 5.15.11+kde+r31-1 qt5-graphicaleffects 5.15.11-1 qt5-imageformats 5.15.11+kde+r12-1 qt5-location 5.15.11+kde+r5-1 qt5-multimedia 5.15.11+kde+r2-1 qt5-quickcontrols 5.15.11-1 qt5-quickcontrols2 5.15.11+kde+r5-1 qt5-remoteobjects 5.15.11-1 qt5-script 5.15.15-2 qt5-scxml 5.15.11-1 qt5-sensors 5.15.11-1 qt5-serialport 5.15.11-1 qt5-speech 5.15.11+kde+r1-1 qt5-svg 5.15.11+kde+r6-1 qt5-tools 5.15.11+kde+r3-1 qt5-translations 5.15.11-1 qt5-wayland 5.15.11+kde+r60-1 qt5-webchannel 5.15.11+kde+r3-1 qt5-webengine 5.15.15-2 qt5-websockets 5.15.11+kde+r2-1 qt5-webview 5.15.11-1 qt5-x11extras 5.15.11-1 qtkeychain-qt5 0.14.1-2 I tried both the Appimage and versions from the AUR , both the same. So unfortunately I still haven't fixed the issue. Luckily drag and drop works for getting models into Cura, but I would like to fix this if I can.

I have recently reinstalled my PC with Garuda Arch Linux using their minimal KDE installer. Whenever I open the 'Open File(s)' dialog Cura crashes and quits, the save project and export file dialogs from the File menu work correctly. Trying to Import or Export a material also results in a crash. The logs say: load non-native FileDialog implementation: qrc:/qt-project.org/imports/QtQuick/Dialogs/quickimpl/qml/FileDialog.qml:4 module "Qt.labs.folderlistmodel" is not installed [0m Fatal Python error: Segmentation fault I had no problems on my previous Manjaro KDE install and have no problems running a much older install of Garuda Arch KDE. I am assuming there is a dependency missing or a Python library not installed but I'm not savvy enough to work out how to fix this. stderr.log