I tried the flatpak v2.3.0 on the Orca Slicer website, and couldn't get the prepare tabs to work. I deleted the flatpak and used your package and it works flawlessly. Thank you!

@Tildar now it should work with your GPU. It now checks both strings for NVIDIA.

@lod

[tildar@archlaptop ~]$ glxinfo | grep "OpenGL renderer string:"
OpenGL renderer string: Quadro M1200/PCIe/SSE2

[tildar@archlaptop ~]$ glxinfo | grep "OpenGL vendor string:"
OpenGL vendor string: NVIDIA Corporation

Shouldn't line #11 of the orca-slicer-wrapper.sh be changed From: RENDERER=$(glxinfo | grep "OpenGL renderer string:" | sed 's/.*: //')

To: RENDERER=$(glxinfo | grep "OpenGL vendor string:" | sed 's/.*: //')

AS it is now, it does not see my "Quadro M1200/PCIe/SSE2" as being a NVIDIA card. The above change works as expected, to use Zink, on my testing.

@kjkent alrighty. I also follow the issues now. If anything useful comes up, I will apply it. I maybe force the X11 session for nvidia users, if nothing else comes up…

@lod if opened directly, the GUI loads, but with the bugs that prompted the wrapper in the first place (blank UI sections, crashes etc). Regardless of the wrapper, there's a few GTK warnings logged to the console but nothing unusual. Aside from this, and even with --debug 5 (trace), the program just returns with no output logged to file or console. I don't have the time to really dive into it for now so will probably just use the X11 backend, but will reply if I find a fix further down the line.

Edit: Btw the exact same thing happens with the latest nightly AppImage from upstream

well, not really, the point of the wrapper is to use the wayland backend. If the zinc workaround no longer works, I should probably remove it completely.