STEPS TO REPRODUCE 1. Invoke krunner 2. Launch any program OBSERVED RESULT The starting working directory of the launched program will be the root directory "/", rather than the home directory "~", an easy way to test this is to launch any terminal emulator, which will show the current directory as "/" EXPECTED RESULT The program is launched in the home directory
Cannot reproduce the issue. Does it reproduce for yo in a new clean user account? If not, this is caused by some kind of customization in your normal user account.
I tried on another machine of mine, on plasma 6.0, it happened there by default, so could have been one of the common configurations I apply on a fresh install each time, but then I tried making a new account as younsuggested, with a clean home directory, but the same behavior still happen. Both systems are running artix Linux
Made a discovery, this issue seems to be x11 specific, on wayland it behaves correctly
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Cannot reproduce in an X11 session on Fedora. This may be caused by some default configuration or pacthing from the Artix Linux folks. Can you report it to them? Thanks!
(In reply to Nate Graham from comment #5) > Cannot reproduce in an X11 session on Fedora. This may be caused by some > default configuration or pacthing from the Artix Linux folks. Can you report > it to them? Thanks! I tested on a live artix linux iso, and indeed there it happens, so I suppose the issue is on their end. I'll try to report this issue on their forum, thanks for your time.