I have a really weird thing happening to me recently,
When I start an application that requires root rights, for example Grub-Customizer, the nextcloud-client app opens itself without I ask and it is on the root config not my user config.
Do you have any idea how I can remove root from using nextcloud app or starting it like that ?
This will give us the technical info and logs needed to help you in case the machine in question in spitting out errors! Since you’ve provided zero technical details it is impossible to help you as-is. Thanks.
Please use the search - lot of issues have been discussed already
Fedora 37
Wayland
GNOME 43.3
Nextcloud-client 3.7.4
How start root apps? I didn’t understood that one.
The problem occurs when I start Grub customizer and it ask for root permission and then it launches Nextcloud-client
Spoiler alert: It does not happen, when you start it with sudo from the command line:
This brought me to the conclusion that something in the .desktop file must cause the issue. I also found the following post on Stack Exchange, which I don’t completely understand, to be honest, but it brought me to the following solution:
Yes you are right. I wrongly assumed that my solution would help, because the behavior you are describing only seems to occur the first time Grub Configurator is started and then only after a reboot, or maybe it will also occur again after sudo has timed out?