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cosmic-comp 8 times out of 10 panics at startup #504
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I have also come across this. Currently makes it impossible to start a session in COSMIC the majority of the time with few instances where I can, usually when I already logged into the old Gnome Desktop then logout and then login into COSMIC. Also attempted this again after reinstalling the desktop to make it's nothing I've changed and the issue still occurred. |
Please delete |
That fixed the problem.
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Related: using cosmic-greeter as session manager fails with this
Not related, this looks like a misconfiguration on your side. It looks like cosmic-comp isn't allowed access to the greeter-user's home-directory. |
How can I fix it? |
No, that is a deeper distro integration issue. greetd needs a user-account and that user-account needs to have a home directory for cosmic-greeter and that needs to have the right unix permissions. If your distro doesn't set this up properly, when installing greetd or if you have messed with the user or it's home dir, then this issue would appear. |
The funny thing is that I'm using Pop_Os and I don't think I've messed up enough things in my home directory. |
It's not your home directory, the greeter-daemon has it's own user and home dir. |
This issue still happens; I'm now on Pop!_Os 24.04.
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I FIXED IT YEAH! Here's how. Since It relies on I restarted the computer, boom everything's fine! |
Laptop.
journalctl shows this notable stuff:
I understand the basics of the basics of rust, but english? This, I can understand.
In line 841 there's a reference on workspaces.
I think cosmic-comp is trying to remove what hasn't been created yet, workspaces "in between" since the default are two workspaces.
1 is active, 2 is being created dinamically.
I believe #268 (c0f7524) is the culprit.
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