Error message: QStandardPaths: wrong ownership. (1000 instead of 0) How do I fix this, I have no idea where the Qt program came form.
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How do I fix this, I have no idea where the Qt program came from? It is embedded somewhere in the supporting structure of the Flightgear program.
I looked up the user but I am afraid to change anything without knowing where this is coming from. I am using ubuntu, and try to run the program using "sudo".
Does that help?
Rex du Pont
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Hi and welcome to devnet,
Why are you using sudo ?
From the looks of it, the application is warning you that you are trying to access a file belonging to a user by another user.
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I am the sole user of the computer, but for me to compile and use the program I have to use sudo. The program is the flightgear flight simulator, and it depends on a whole range of sub programs. I do not know any other way to get it to go except to use sudo.
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You shouldn't need to use sudo to build anything.
Are you getting errors because the application is trying to access some devices ?
