Problem with pcmanfm after fresh installation keeping old home folder
by philkrem from LinuxQuestions.org on (#5FA26)
Hello,
I have the following problem:
had been using Debian Jessie up until now and decided to newly install Debian Buster. I decided to keep my old home folder. Everything seems to work so far, but I have a problem with pcmanfm, which seems to be related to some user permission problem(?). It crashed immediately after starting. The command line gives some gtk-warnings, and then says
Code:Segmentation faultHowever, I am able to run pcmanfm as sudo, and I also crated a new user, where it is also no problem.
I have removed all the configuration files I could think of, but it is still persisting.
Does this have something to do with user rights?
Any help would be appreciated!:)
Best,
Ph
I have the following problem:
had been using Debian Jessie up until now and decided to newly install Debian Buster. I decided to keep my old home folder. Everything seems to work so far, but I have a problem with pcmanfm, which seems to be related to some user permission problem(?). It crashed immediately after starting. The command line gives some gtk-warnings, and then says
Code:Segmentation faultHowever, I am able to run pcmanfm as sudo, and I also crated a new user, where it is also no problem.
I have removed all the configuration files I could think of, but it is still persisting.
Does this have something to do with user rights?
Any help would be appreciated!:)
Best,
Ph