From: me@privacy.invalid   
      
   I work as a volunteer and help people out with (small) digital problems:   
   installing apps on their smartphone, explain how they work...   
      
   My "boss" wanted to play around with Linux, so he gave me an old laptop   
   and I installed Linux Mint 22.2 Cinnamon 64-bit. He was very impressed   
   and has been experimenting since, but he just contacted me about a   
   problem. Apparently he changed the name of the Home folder (in the GUI)   
   from 'Myname' to 'Organisationname' and now he can't login anymore. He   
   sent me a screenshot that says:   
      
   Myname   
      
   Incorrect password, please try again   
      
   What I found weird is that my name is with a capital; the login I gave   
   was without capital letter. (But I vaguely remember giving 'Myname' when   
   it was asked during installation.)   
      
   He says he tried in Terminal with sudo, but it doesn't work. He also   
   says he can't change the login to 'Organisationname', it seems stuck to   
   'Myname'. (I set up the laptop to autologin after boot.)   
      
   I'm in way over my head. I can install a Linux OS, install extra   
   software, work with Wine to a certain degree, change small stuff, but I   
   have never encountered this. I still haven't dumped Windows and switched   
   100% to Linux. I haven't got the laptop with me (yet), but I've   
   searched, even asked Grok, and it all seems to come down to command   
   lines in the Terminal.   
      
   Is there a simple solution to this? I would appreciate some tips.   
   (Remember, I don't have the laptop yet.)   
      
   Tnx!   
      
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