On 4/14/26 6:27 AM, Felix Miata via tde-devels wrote:
If root works and a standard user doesn't, it inevitably boils down to permissions in my experience.
Mine too, but I can't find any that are wrong user:group or obviously wrong permissions but I don't know that I would recognize wrong permissions. Attachment is output of:
# ls -alRhn/home/<username> --group-directories-first
Sorry, forgot to say, give your user 'root' permissions just to test.
What chmod and/or chown would do that?
Felix,
Does leap 16 use selinux like Tumbleweed or still on apparmor. You can try a global disable adding the kernel parameters:
security=selinux selinux=1 enforcing=0
Also on TW, there were changes to systemd loginctl that changed the way the user "seat" is seen. This had a few side-effect and was fixed on TW.
Mike may be correct and this may be a UID/GID permission issue, but given experience with TW over the past year, it seems like it may also be a selinux or loginctl issue as well.
Other than disabling it with the kernel command line params, I don't have any silver bullets for you. selinux and loginctl are both Andrei type issues :)