I know this pain. My first install of Ubuntu was perfect, doesn't ask for passwords for anything. My second install did, and I'm not sure why. Linux Mint fought me on several settings, and even installed programs couldn't access their own directories.
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Have you tried sudo rm -fr ./* ? ****
**** This is a joke, do not run this command ***
*** I have made this joke before and found out the hard way that people will run anything, so this is why I had to ruin my own joke.
**** This is a joke, do not run this command ***
*** I have made this joke before and found out the hard way that people will run anything, so this is why I had to ruin my own joke.