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Originally Posted by narly_dude
I rebooted and that solved the problem.
But would there have been another way of removing it without rebooting?
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Unknown. It may have been there lingering and the reboot corrected it.
Typically the X would indicate the filesystem is telling you "This is not yours".
Next step would have been look for files not owned by you in your $HOME directory.
Glad it worked out.