RDM licensing issue on Debian Linux after upgrading to version 206.2.0.4 with a free license

Hello,
I am using Remote Desktop Manager on both Windows and Linux with a free license and a Devolutions Hub data source.
On Windows, everything works as expected. However, after updating the Linux version of Remote Desktop Manager to version 2026.2.0.4 from the official repositories, I started experiencing a licensing issue.
I can successfully connect to my Devolutions Hub, but immediately afterward I receive the error message:
"No license found"
After this message appears, none of my entries or data are displayed in Remote Desktop Manager.
The issue only started after updating to version 2026.2.0.4. Before the update, everything was working correctly on the same Linux system.
As a troubleshooting step, I deleted the local .rdm directory and reconfigured the connection to the Hub from scratch. Unfortunately, the result is the same: I can connect to the Hub, but then I receive the "No license found" error and cannot access my data.
My environment:

• Remote Desktop Manager Linux: 2026.2.0.4
• Operating System: Debian 13.5
• Kernel: 6.12.90+deb13.1-amd64

Since the same Hub account works correctly on Windows, this appears to be specific to the Linux client after the recent update.
Could you please advise how to resolve this issue or let me know if this is a known problem with version 2026.2.0.4?
Thank you for your assistance.