Can not open Electron based applications

[anon89812132]

@tushgaurav

electron based apps (Visual Studio Code, Blender, Telegram, Krita, etc)

Blender is not written with any electron toolkit, it has its own.
Telegram has C++ AFAIK and uses some QT too.
Krita is solely QT toolkit.

@tushgaurav

libicui18n.so.72

That means icu and probably lib32-icu are outdated on your system, partial update state, or you did not reboot your system after update.
Most electron version and apps based on them got dropped from repositories.

@philm

electron12, electron13, electron14 & electron16 have been dropped to the AUR

Unsupported Electron packages have been dropped from the official repos to the AUR. They no longer receive security updates and nothing in the repos depend on them.

If you have AUR packages depending on those versions, install the binary version from the AUR to replace them; i.e., electron16-bin.

See FS#75490 - electron12, electron13, electron14, electron16 are unsupported and vulnerable packages

End of Support for 15.x.y and 16.x.y

Electron 15.x.y and 16.x.y has reached end-of-support. As per Electron’s new 8-week cadence, we were supporting the latest four versions of Electron until May 2022. With this Electron 19 release, we’ll return to supporting the latest three major versions, as well as the alpha, beta, and nightly releases.

– Release electron v19.0.0 · electron/electron · GitHub

Other than that, fix the GPGME as suggested above.