It seems like that to me, any Qt application (excluding KDE ones, since they use a different file dialog) that uses the Qt's built-in file dialog will always crash when a file is selected, and if one is run from a terminal, they will always finish with:
Interface is not valid
ASSERT failure in : "Got an update for an invalid inteface. Investigate this.", file atspiadaptor.cpp, line 899
Aborted (core dumped)
Besides removing the package 'at-at-spi', setting the Qt theme to GTK+ (using qtconfig) will allow the user to workaround this problem in most situations by having a Qt-only program use GTK+ 2's file dialog, which should work fine with at-spi2. However, if anytime Qt's built-in file dialog is shown, and that a file has been selected, that program will still crash.
It seems like that to me, any Qt application (excluding KDE ones, since they use a different file dialog) that uses the Qt's built-in file dialog will always crash when a file is selected, and if one is run from a terminal, they will always finish with:
Interface is not valid
ASSERT failure in : "Got an update for an invalid inteface. Investigate this.", file atspiadaptor.cpp, line 899
Aborted (core dumped)
Besides removing the package 'at-at-spi', setting the Qt theme to GTK+ (using qtconfig) will allow the user to workaround this problem in most situations by having a Qt-only program use GTK+ 2's file dialog, which should work fine with at-spi2. However, if anytime Qt's built-in file dialog is shown, and that a file has been selected, that program will still crash.