Felmon Davis composed on 2016-10-15 03:28 (UTC-0400):
Installed trinity r14.0.3 via exegnu on a Lenovo Thinkpad t450s which had Windows 7 (self-installed) before installing exegnu.
each time I boot linux via grub2 I get the 'personalizer' and have to re-do my desktop settings.
Which Linux distro? Such trouble can result from misusing su (or sudo?).
I assume a permissions problem somewhere. I don't know. where should I look?
Look throughout your homedir. Open any file manager that displays ownership of listed objects (e.g. mc in long listing mode, which is what I would be using), and it should quickly become apparent if any are owned by some other user or by root. If none are misowned in your home's root, then start with ~/.trinity, ~/.local and ~/.config in your search traversing the depths of your home. If it's a new installation, it could be easier to login as root and delete the entire content of your homedir, then copy the content of /etc/skel/ to your homedir and change owner/group appropriately by root to your username/groupname: 'chown -R username.groupname /home/username/'. Or you could start with the recursive chown if you don't care where the problem actually lies but only want it fixed.
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