Hi all, I'm a relative newcomer to debian installation though i have used debian for a while. Just recently i installed debian on my laptop(2.4.22). Most things are working alright except my file permissions are a little haywire. Each time i have to run say a make file that creates or removes files in my user directory, i have to run sudo make as opposed to just make. Also, if i want to have emacs auto backup my files while i edit them, i have to use sudo. This seems a little weird to me because the user(me) has ownership permissions for all files in the directory. Is there a way that i can modify some setup file so that i can avoid having to use sudo?.
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