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rights issues under PIXEL?

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    jjjlo
    last edited by jjjlo 4 Oct 2020, 05:31 10 Apr 2020, 04:28

    I added pixel to my retropi install. On a Pi 3b+ running with latest updates.

    I tried installing chrome, and it doensn't start

    Firefox saves to \root\downloads and not ~\pi

    I start pixel with sudo startx after exiting emulationstation

    Any ideas?

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      mitu Global Moderator @jjjlo
      last edited by mitu 4 Oct 2020, 05:48 10 Apr 2020, 04:48

      @jjjlo said in rights issues under PIXEL?:

      I start pixel with sudo startx after exiting emulationstation

      Then why are you wondering that Firefox runs as the root user ?. Using sudo is not recommended.

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        jjjlo @mitu
        last edited by 10 Apr 2020, 19:56

        @mitu Thanks. I followed some guide, and it suggested sudo.

        Now when I start it without, I get a bunch of permission errors.

        Any way to easily roll back/reinstall/fix?

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          mitu Global Moderator
          last edited by 10 Apr 2020, 20:09

          I followed some guide, and it suggested sudo.

          What tutorial ?

          Now when I start it without, I get a bunch of permission errors.

          Right.

          Any way to easily roll back/reinstall/fix?

          See which files are not correctly owned (root instead of pi) and change the owner with chown.

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