Edit: clarity & comment(s)
Fixing Udev issue
To fix the udev issue, which is not connected to the, Draw crashes you have to install sudo apt-get install at-spi2-core.
LO Draw crashing
Now to your core issue. Check the rights for Due to your login foractions it is pretty safe to say that it is either your configuration or LO Draw bug (or ifcombination of those).
The apparmor line:
Jul 08 15:35:20 debian audit[2833]: AVC apparmor="ALLOWED" operation="open" profile="libreoffice-soffice" name="/home/village/Projects/Textbooks/Popups/Core/2022-07-05_glossary.data" pid=2833 comm="soffice.bin" requested_mask="r" denied_mask="r" fsuid=1000 ouid=1000
Tells you that the apparmor allowed the operation open the"/home/village/Projects/Textbooks/Popups/Core/2022-07-05_glossary.data" file even exists(to make sure it has nothing to do with the apparmor you can temporarily stop it for the test purposes with - sudo systemctl stop apparmor).
I would do the file at locationfollowing:
- Check the file rights, adjust them with
chmodorchownif needed, for your login for the file at location:
/home/village/Projects/Textbooks/Popups/Core/2022-07-05_glossary.data
You must have at least read priv. for the user you are running the LO draw under.
The LO Draw can be crashing as it needs to read the file.
Check the file itself for inconsistencies
Check your
~/.profile,~/.bash_profileor~/.bash_loginfor any mistakes. For example, pointing to wrong file.