Where is my zenmap? No Menu entries

So, I use the programm zenmap from time to time. Basically it is a Gui for nmap. Most of the time I use nmap, but from time to time I want some fancy visualisation - hence zenmap.
Yesterday I wanted to use zenmap again for the last time since like half a year or longer. Wanted to fire it up and - it’s gone. Nowhere to be found in my KDE Application Menu. “Well, I seem to have cleansed it because I use it so sparsly nowadays, let’s reinstall” - wenn yay tells me it IS installed. Okay, reinstall it, thwe menu entry will be back, won’t it? Nope. I can start it via terminal without any hassle, it is installed. But no menu entry, and no logo, looks strange:


What could be the issue here?

Well, there was an update in August, perhaps the interface changed? (no idea)

Perhaps the update package no longer installs a .desktop file. In that case you would have to create one in order for it to show up in the menu. I know quite a few applications that don’t come with .desktop files.

A guesss: If you were to launch zenmap using a .desktop launcher - it will launch as current user.

The zenmap app requires elevated privileges to run.

If a .desktop launcher has been present - the author may have gone weary over users complaining of the lack of privilieges.

sudo zenmap

If you try it with run0 or pkexec you will Gtk initialization errors.