#Startx does not start xorg without sudo
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Stop using root as if a regular user account then!
I am logged in as the user
How are you running dwm for startx? What's your xinitrc look like?
Exec dwm
With that capitolized E?
YOu would need to provide more details,.Logs (startx outputs to stdout, not to a file.), .xinitrc contents, etc.
I will try my best as I can’t copy paste from my computer
What’s nc?
netcat
Do I need to apt install or is it already there
It's default in many cases, TIAS, install if needed.
I assume net cat posts it to termbin.com
Yep.
Done.
URL?
Nothing came back
...
Was it 9999 or a place holder?
Termbin.com is a command line pastebin - easy way to share your terminal output.
Is your log file more than 0 bytes?
So, 0 bytes?
startx &> startup.log
Done
Is that more than 0 bytes?
So,termbin it.
Hmm.. That's all, eh?
Yeah
termbin your .xinitrc
Alll I see
K
Not likely to provide much help, because it's clear Xorg isn't even starting.
apt install xorg -- Just to make sure it's reasonably installed.
—reinstall or no?
No.
Doom fan
Sudo apt?
I wonder if you ran sudo startx, and it rote files in your $HOME that are now owned by root
No all me
find $HOME -user root
Returns all my .config/dwm and st and dmenu
Ls -lah says my username
Yeah
And, is there a specific reason why, you want suckless software, the only software YOU have to patch to make it suck less? And also not using a displaymanager?
Too many questions that I have no good answer to
find $HOME -user root -exec chown $USER:$USER \{\} +
Ahh.
You might need to run that sudo. 🙂
$HOME and $USER would be translated before the execution so it remains the same.
I think because of sudo make clean install it did this
You have a binary in .config?
In .config/suckless/dwm
Operation not permitted
Sudo it is
Ahhh startx is still the same
I know what I am doing