I'm probably doing something stupid, but I thought I'd ask here, because I'm stumped. I'm on slackware 12.2, KDE 3.5 and AIR 2.02.

When Echofon abruptly stopped linux support, I switched to tweetdeck (v. 0.34.3.2). It worked great, and they recently pushed a new update. I installed it, deleted the ELS directory in ~/.appdata/Adobe/AIR, and it was unable to find any stored data in kwalletmanager. (I got the error that it wasn't able to find any stored data and that AIR isn't installed properly--the error one gets when tweetdeck is started without kwalletmanager running.)

I deleted the entry in kwalletmanager for AIR, deleted the ELS directory again, and restarted it. Same error, and no new entry in kwalletmanager was made.

I downgraded to the previous version (0.32.3.2), and it worked perfectly once more.

Their bug? Something stupid I'm doing? Or a bug with KDE 3.5?

Actually, I solved my own issue, but I thought it might be of interest to other people. I upgraded my OS to slackware 13.1 with KDE 4.5 and tried installing tweetdeck 0.35.* with AIR 2.02 and had exactly the same issue.

Recently (10/26) there was an upgrade to the AIR SDK (2.5) and that fixed the issue. I'm able to use the current version of tweetdeck without issue.