On 01/17/2018 09:29 AM, Ed Greshko wrote: > On 01/17/18 10:11, Frederic Muller wrote: >> On 01/17/2018 02:48 AM, William Oliver wrote: >>> I give >>> myself about an hour of poking around, and then say "screw it" and do a >>> clean install. >> Yes that sounds about right probably. It'll take more than 30 minutes as I >> need to >> do a fresh back and a fresh reinstall, but that could probably be a good way >> to fix >> the problem since I seem to be the only one affected by it. >> >> > One more thing, shot in the dark, you may want to try is check the selinux > labels on > the system > > As root issue the command > > fixfiles check /home > > and/or > > fixfiles check / (this will result in warning and other bits of no > consequence so > that'll have to be sorted. > > or you can > > fixfiles onboot and then just reboot to relabel the entire file systems > > And then see if the second user you created is any better. > > A bit of updates: I tried using a USB key I had with Fedora 27 installer and see a mix of similar issues. Thunderbird does exactly the same, Nautilus however does not open fullscreen (nor does Evolution). So a fresh install seems to clear some of the issues but not all. A new user might do the same, haven't had time to do what you recommended above.
I'll probably do a fresh install when I have a bit of time ahead of me, as this release was upgraded from F26. Thank you. Fred
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