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What filesystem do you use for ~? I had some issues with Dead Island some years ago on a xfs filesystem.
If nothing else works you can still try @Avehicle7887's approach.
I see, interesting. Thanks for trying out on your machine :)
I use ext4.
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Managed to get in game , create a character and move around a few seconds.
I have a few ideas.
1.What directory are you installing the game from and into what directory. Do you have correct permissions on both ?
2.Can you install ANY other GOG game without issue ?
3.Can you try to re-download the installer just in case it got corrupted ?
4.What groups is your user a part of ?
Real stretch:
Wondering if the game is looking for AppArmor since Debian is similar to Ubuntu ?
1. I'm installing the game under "~/Games/GOG/Pillars of eternity" but the default "~/GOG GAMES/Pillars of Eternity" also fails. It shows I have permission to create and delete files.
2. Before Pillars of Eternity I installed Grim Fandango and Broken Sword Shadow of the Templars. Right now I have downloaded Oxenfree to give a test and this one ahs installed without errors too.
3. I have downloaded it 3 different times and always same error.
4. "chewbacca cdrom floppy audio dip video plugdev netdev bluetooth scanner"
AppArmor is installed and started.
It's definitely a weird one :/
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I recall this is being used for escalating admin privileges.
Maybe that ?
I created the group wheel as stated in the Debian wiki Wheel/Pam webpage and tried again... to not avail haha.
Thanks though!
Thanks!
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