How to get Picoscope 7 to run on Arch Linux?

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coldspark29
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How to get Picoscope 7 to run on Arch Linux?

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I am trying to get Picoscope 7 to run on Arch. I have installed all the dependencies that dpkg shows me

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 Depends: mono-complete, mono-mcs (>= 5.18.0), gtk-sharp3, fonts-roboto, libpicocv (= 1.1.27-1r153), libpicoipp (= 1.3.0-4r78), libps2000 (= 3.0.70-3r2758), libps2000a (= 2.1.70-5r2758), libps3000 (= 4.0.70-3r2758), libps3000a (= 2.1.70-6r2758), libps4000 (= 2.1.70-2r2758), libps4000a (= 2.1.70-2r2758), libps5000 (= 2.1.70-3r2758), libps5000a (= 2.1.70-5r2758), libps6000 (= 2.1.70-6r2758), libps6000a (= 1.0.70-0r2758), wmctrl
but when I try to run it, I get a "No data" error

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File: preferences.xml
Content:


File: trace.xml
Content:

  Trace opened 23.08.2021.
  Loaded libusb-1.0 ver. 1.0.24.11584
  USB Hotplug available
  Using default culture: English (United States).
  Application 'PicoScope 7 T&M Early Access' (version 7.0.79.8989) starting.
  9E63F2AFF54D93EB30E2042B05A72AC5
  User is not Guest
  No Administrator Privileges
  Failed to detect access rights
  OS Version - Linux Manjaro Linux
  .net Version - 4.0.30319.42000
  Settings file version - 11.5.1
  Preferences file version - 2.0.0
  Probes file version - 1.0.0
  Data file binary header version - 1
  Exception:GLib.GException: <data>:113:12Junk at end of value for opacity
  at Gtk.CssProvider.LoadFromData (System.String data) [0x0004b] in <bbd927e5aeda442d8c2379df2fb28b45>:0 
  at PSV.mq+a.a () [0x00017] in <f58f86043fb24ea684b26200d9e4c37e>:0 
  at Pico.MVVM.Base.Synchronizer.b[h] (System.Threading.Tasks.TaskCompletionSource`1[TResult] df, System.Func`1[TResult] dg) [0x00016] in <bd1d2fef5ab14e1fbd7a8d0debb21a7a>:0 
  NoData
  GlobalDeviceManager.Close()
  Trace Closing


File: readme.txt
Content:
File is empty
I find it quite hard to pinpoint down the problem or missing dependency, as there is no option for verbose command line output. I have installed the mono version of Arch, which could be too new, which would surprse me. No idea what else could be missing.

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