Call for aid to the Girl Scouts

[Olivier Fourdan]

Well, actually, it's in the man page :

$ man xfce

ENVIRONMENT VARIABLE
       XFCE_DATA:  By  default,  xfce  looks  for its data in the
       directory specified at compile time.  This  directory  can
       be overridden with the environment variable XFCE_DATA.

       DISABLE_XFCE_USER_CONFIG: When set to 1 or yes, xfce won't
       allow any user specific configuration, it  will  not  even
       read  user's  configuration. This is for people using xfce
       on "set top boxes"  or  for  making  a  terminal  publicly
       available.

But who reads man pages nowadays ?

Cheers,
Olivier.

On Mon, 2002-06-17 at 01:08, Paulo Roberto wrote:
> --- Olivier Fourdan <fourdan at xfce.org> wrote:
> > You're a lucky man, there is a special mode in xfce for kiosk
> > applications such as this one (I know, nobody but me knows about
> > that)
> 
> Wouldn't it be nice to write about this feature in any kind of
> documentation or even in a man page of xfce?
> 
> PR
> 
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