When you first setup system and login by default user has granted administrator rights, at least this is what this plugins says. But, if you check on users-admin app it shows custom. I didn't check precisely what is going on, but my guess is that user is not added to some groups or is missing proper access to some folders. I tested this with gnome-logs app, but I believe it can also cause unexpected behavior for other apps.
Expected Behavior
User Administrator should have proper access.
Steps to Reproduce
Install gnome-logs app and launch it (flatpak or deb, does not matter). App will pop an error Unable to read system logs. If you start sudo gnome-logs it will be able to read system logs. Now, if you launch users-admin and change user rights from Custom to Administrator it will also solve this problem.
Logs
n/a
Platform Information
OS: elementary OS 6 Odin x86_64
Host: Aspire VX5-591G V1.08
Kernel: 5.11.0-34-generic
Screens
When you first setup system and login by default user has granted administrator rights, at least this is what this plugins says. But, if you check on
users-adminapp it shows custom. I didn't check precisely what is going on, but my guess is that user is not added to some groups or is missing proper access to some folders. I tested this withgnome-logsapp, but I believe it can also cause unexpected behavior for other apps.Expected Behavior
User Administrator should have proper access.
Steps to Reproduce
Install
gnome-logsapp and launch it (flatpak or deb, does not matter). App will pop an errorUnable to read system logs. If you startsudo gnome-logsit will be able to read system logs. Now, if you launchusers-adminand change user rights from Custom to Administrator it will also solve this problem.Logs
n/a
Platform Information
OS: elementary OS 6 Odin x86_64
Host: Aspire VX5-591G V1.08
Kernel: 5.11.0-34-generic
Screens