Blackwolf wrote:It sounds like somehow you have deleted your home folder.....I would suggest a reinstall, might be the best option....
It's a fairly common problem apparently. Home is still there but the permissions might be messed up.
Blackwolf wrote:Unless 2hot6ft2 can suggest otherwise ?
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Very funny Blackwolf....
There are lots of people with the same issue and a lot of ideas on it.
It fixed itself for one person. I like that solution but I guess we wont get that lucky.
Have you enabled auto login ?
If so when you get to the desktop try disabling it
System > Administration > Login Screen
If you can't disable it that way go to
Places > Home folder
Then right click > scripts > Browse as root
and browse to
/etc/gdm/custom.conf
right click on custom.conf and rename it to custom.conf.backup
Reboot, that will remove the auto login
You can always go back and rename it back if it doesn't help and if it fixes it you can go back and delete it.
That worked for at least one person. If the file doesn't exist then on to the next option.
That's the best option I've seen yet but
here's another one that worked for others. It involves chowning your home folder and contents.
Perhaps you had to add a password for the XBMC database (MySQL or sqlite) and it borked the permissions.
XBMC is pretty cool if you have a media server setup.
Some say to delete ICEauthority, DON'T, it doesn't auto create a new one.
Hopefully one of those will help and if not we'll keep looking.