Login loop after installing on Debian 12

[MadOtis]

Not too sure where to look, but after installing via sudo apt install budgie-desktop on my Debian 12 laptop. Basically (aside from a few packages such as flatpack, docker, and a few installed apps from "apt" it's mostly a stock Debian 12 laptop with Gnome GUI. Hardware is an HP Envy x360 convertible/touchscreen laptop with an AMD APU ( so, integrated radeon graphics).

Apt installed 10.7.1-1 without any hiccups, but when logging in, I select the user, switch to budgie-desktop from the gear icon, enter password and hit enter. I watch the screen change to black, then immediately go back to the login page. I'm not sure what journalctl command to run to get the needed output for debugging (I get gobs of log output without much understanding of what to look for to identify "Budgie"-related log messages.

Any help would be greatly appreciated!

[MadOtis]

I might have just solved my own issue. I found an old post (like 2019) that indicated how to retrieve the appropriate steps and order to try the login in order to get the right journalctl output. After about 10 minutes of scrolling through the various hundreds of "X" related output, I finally got to the /etc/gdm3/Xsession where I see a warning about a missing ~/.cargo/env file. Surely it couldn't be as easy as a simple touch ~/.cargo/env! Well, that was the problem! Once that file, even empty, was there I was able to log in and see the wonderful Budgie desktop!