Post by kev392 on Jan 31, 2022 2:11:34 GMT
I was following a thread on the Linux Mint forum and a developer named xenopeek made this statement:
Normally there should not be any files owned by root in your home directory. You can check if there are any with this command:
forums.linuxmint.com/viewtopic.php?f=90&t=366977
I checked this and found 3 folders owned by root in my Bodhi home folder.
.cache/dconf (this contains 1 file called user)
.cache/doc (no files)
.cache/gvfs (no files)
Is this appropriate in Bodhi?
Normally there should not be any files owned by root in your home directory. You can check if there are any with this command:
find ~ -user rootforums.linuxmint.com/viewtopic.php?f=90&t=366977
I checked this and found 3 folders owned by root in my Bodhi home folder.
.cache/dconf (this contains 1 file called user)
.cache/doc (no files)
.cache/gvfs (no files)
Is this appropriate in Bodhi?
