Question #239706 on relinux changed:
https://answers.launchpad.net/relinux/+question/239706
Status: Open => Answered
Joseph Townsend proposed the following answer:
make sure once installed you open relinux as sudo, e.g. in
terminal emulator use "sudo relinux" if its KDE make sure to clone the
latest git as there is a bug in latest build and then run the ./*.py
command but as kdesudo in order to open the graphical way.
It is done this way because the folder relinux is created by the
program and simply running relinux does not allow the 3rd part tool does
mean it can pass permissions so the sudo or kdesudo grants relinux to do
so.
Unless I misunderstood you issue then that should solve, if you should
have further issues please try to get screen shots to see what
everything looks like and post links in next add information request or
add comment request.
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