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Installed VS Code via snap, now it won't open

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I have looked all over the internet for how to fix this

Installed code via

sudo snap install code --classic

Now when I search for code from the start button menu it shows up, but when I click it nothing happens.

also my code command in terminal gives me this error:

/ has 'other' write 40777

I'm new to Ubuntu, and have no idea what is wrong,

Thanks for your time

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Not sure how, but I fixed it with sudo chmod 755 /

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@HenryvanMegen I just spun an ubuntu 20.04 VM and a 22.04 VM. In both cases, the `/` folder on that folder directly has the permissions `755` on it, with owner of `root` and group of `root`. The answer as written simply restores this permission on the `/` folder, which is what a default install already has. Because this is not a `chmod -R` this is not a really *dangerous* command to execute as this just resets the default permissions on `/` and only on `/` to what they were on a default install.
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I did this on the machine that had this problem, but it didn't help (`xubuntu 20.04` with default kernel `5.13.0-40-generic` running vscode version `1.67.1`). Only when I remove `~/.vscode/` I can get it to start once, after that single succesful startup (and with the `~/.vscode/` directory recreated), it won't start up anymore.
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