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[Versión en español](https://gitea.sergiotarxz.freemyip.com/germedeb/Luci-Blogpost/src/branch/master/Posts/Gnome-Xwayland/Gnome-Xwayland-ES.md)
Ok, this will be a short post, but I hope this can help you if you stop at the same situation.
Ok, this will be a short post, but I hope this can help you if someone has the same problem as I had.
This is the problem: You try to open gnome (wayland) and at the first second, it closes and it drops you at GDM again.
Here's the problem we been dealing: You try to open a session with Gnome (Wayland WM) but it closes right at the moment. After this, you are at the same we started, the GDM (Gnome Display Manager).
If you see the logs, there is an entry that says that there is an error with the group and user of the folder `/tmp/.X11-unix`.
If you can see the logs, there's an entry that says there was an error with the group and user of the folder '/tmp/.X11-unix'.
## Solution:
Aas we say, the thing that makes problems is the user and group of the `/tmp/.X11-unix` folder, that should be `root`.
There's a strange explanation for this, a error occurs with the group and user access of ´/tmp/.X11-unix´, the owner of this folder should be 'root'.
This can be changed with two commands:
The moment that you have been waiting for, the solution. This can be solved with the next commands:
```
sudo chown root /tmp/.X11-unix
sudo chgrp root /tmp/.X11-unix
```
It should be done. I launched that in sway, but I'm not sure about what can happens if you run that inside a X11 session. Try to run it only in a TTY or in a wm that don't use Xorg.
After that, it would be over. I launched the commands in 'Sway', but I'm not sure if there would be any side-effects if you launch the commands in a X11-session. I recommend you to launch the commands in TTY mode, or a WM-session that doesn't use X11.
## Bye bye!
With that, I leave. Hope I helped you
feel free to [contact me](t.me/debgerme) If you have questions or something to say. You can send a commit here if you want
English version corrected by: @xp0sed_relay43