Re: [SPAM] Re: Unable to load Audacity after upgrading to Ubuntu 16.04 64-bit

Thank you both.

It transpires that the issue was ownership of some directories in my /home
directory. Both ~/.gnome2/ and  ~/.gnome2_private, but others too.  Somehow
this resulted from a fresh install and being something of a novice it didn't
occur to me that there would be some directories that weren't owned by me
which would result and furthermore that given that they did result that they
ought to be owned by me.

Anyhow, I fixed the problem with  sudo chown -R me:me /home/me  Now when I
click on Audacity it opens as it always used to.

Thanks once again.



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