I've recently installed Mint Linux, and when I try to login in the GUI it gives the following error messageyour home directory is listed as /home/username but does not appear to  existThen when I click OK appears this messageUser's $HOME/.dmrc file is being ignoredAnd then it tells me that it cannot make login and forces me to log off.What do I do?
Mint - Can't login your home directory... error
linux mint;login;home
So, let's create the username home folder then. To do that just follow this steps:1 - On the login menu press Ctrl + Alt + F1 to open the terminal2 - Log in with your user3 - Execute the commandssudo mkdir /home/usernamesudo chown username /home/username4 - Then press Ctrl + Alt + F8 to return to the GUIHopefully now you can login :)EditThanks to @MariusMatutiae for this aditional stepWhen a new user is added, his home directory is endowed with a small  number of files and directories, some of them hidden. They can be  found in /etc/skel, and be copied over to the new home directory.After you login for the first time, open a terminal window and type the following command:cp -a /etc/skel/. /home/usernameThis will copy all the files inside skel to the username folder.