The files should be accessible, you would just have to find their paths.
That said, considering that sudo works, this is definitely a permissions issue. My guess is that when you launched krita with 1 user, the files created were assigned to that user’s permissions. Then when you accessed another user, it created files of another user. Thus, it can’t rewrite the files as they are owned by another user.
Probably the solution is to delete all the files krita generated at once, then try running it as regular user.
The security and privacy area is mostly for general settings. Assuming the issue is individual files having wrong permissions, you either have to change them via chmod/chown in terminal, or just completely delete them all.
To delete them all do:(Note: this will wipe all your settings, brushes and extensions)
First, uninstall Krita. Then do the following in terminal one by one:
Then try the Lazy Text Tool. By the way, a plugin from @KnowZero.
You can download it from this page by clicking on the green button labeled “Code” and selecting the bottom option “Download ZIP”. This will download the file “Krita-LazyTextTool-Prototype-main.zip”.
You install plugins in Krita by clicking on “Tools” >> “Scripts” >> “Import Plugin from File” and in the dialog that opens, select the file you just downloaded, confirm the selection, then confirm Krita’s message that the plugin is installed and restart Krita. After that, you have to search in Krita under ‘‘Settings’’ >> ‘‘Configure Krita’’ >> ‘‘Python Plugin Manager’’ for the just installed plugin and activate it by checking the box. Then confirm with “OK” and restart Krita again to be able to use the plugin.
You can find the manual of this plugin in the ‘‘Python Plugin Manager’’ as well as on the page you downloaded it from.
And this is the direct link to download the plugin (perhaps you must right-click the link and chose “save linked content as” or the similar phrase your browser offers).
When I use the text tool as normal, I’ll type in what I want, but then it doesn’t show up after I click the “save” button. I try to delete the layer to try again. I can’t move the box or anything. And it just get’s frozen and shows at the bottom a gauge that says “Transform” with a percentage of how much it’s doing whatever.
And it only does it on that one piece…I might just have to start over
So you are saying this only happens on that one project. I notice that you are opening up an autosave file. Try saving it as a new kra, then reopening it. Or creating a new document and moving the layers over.
Another thing you can try is making the text in another document and pasting it over.