@Rakurri @Kapyia could one of you report it on bugs.kde.org? And please before doing that, check if temporarily renaming the resource folder (Settings -> Manage Resources -> Open Resource Folder, close Krita, then go one folder up and change “krita” to “krita-backup” or something, and open Krita again) will make it appear in the list?
Doesn’t help. I’m not sure if that was what you were checking for, bit with Windows the resource directory is basically just empty folders when created. All defaults are in the install directory. I could drop a bug report on the missing scripts 
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Are you sure “Krita Script Starter” is not just disabled by default?
Mine is at least disabled, and I remember I had to enable the “Assign Profile to Image” first too…
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Aaaah, there we go! Yes, that was the case! 
I keep forgetting that enabling/disabling scripts are a thing.
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Oh yeah, for me too! I didn’t think about it, when testing I thought it was supposed to be there by default!
