chameleon

That looks correct to me if uid 1101 == userC. Sorry, don’t really know what it might be then.

Complete shot in the dark, but I would start by comparing podman system info between the two user accounts, with the most importance on the idMappings. Podman is usually configured to use rootless by default, and this can result in wildly different behavior based on whether /etc/subuid and /etc/subgid are configured to give your user IDs or not. See tutorial if your user 1001 is missing.

Modern distro installers tend to give the user created during setup 65536 IDs, but useradd usually doesn’t do that by default. This is really distro-specific stuff though and I don’t know how modern Fedora handles it, so I might be grasping at nothing here.

Another choice quote from the original IGN interview that this is from:

Sweeney: […] The only way that we can hope for new games coming into the market to be able to succeed when there’s so much Metcalfe’s Law at play and so many captive audiences in the really big games – you know, Fortnite, Roblox, PUBG Mobile, and a few other really huge ones – it’s got to be that those games get momentum by connecting to the economies in other games. I think that can really reinvigorate the market if people are constantly looking to new games and sources of new items that they can earn everywhere and be able to really easily move together with their friends.

Guy got talked into the whole blockchain NFT crap so hard that he’s still trying to make it happen, as if it was ever a desirable thing that the best way to get some kind of gear or cool cosmetics in game A involves playing game B instead.