User rc files in xfce4
Harry Putnam
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Sun Jul 6 08:39:57 CEST 2003
I just compiled some 17 tar balls and got xfce built and running. I
expected to find a small collection of rc files suitable to moving to
~/.xfce4 for tinkering with.
Its been so long since I built xfce-3X I've forgotten how I aquired
those files. Looking under /usr/local/etc/xfce4 I see only two:
xfce4rc xinitrc.
I've scarfed up that xinitrc to use for startup, but my old file that
contains many homemade key commands; ~/.xfce/xfwmrc. What should I
call it? Or can it even be used?
I had quite a few key combo commands in this format:
Key t A CS Exec xterm -geometry +600+400
And a dozen or so others. I rely heavily on them. What do I need to
do to get similar functionality in 4?
I had quite a collection of files under .xfce.
ls ~/.xfce:
taskbarrc xfce3rc.bak xftreerc xinitrc_from_xfce_setup_tool
temp.xfcegtkrc xfclockrc xfwm-session xtree.reg
trash xfcolors xfwm.user_menu
xfbdrc xfmouserc xfwmrc
xfce3rc xfrun_history
Should there be a similar set in this new distribution? If so, where
might I find them?
PS- The new veratility in panel and taskbar placement is a welcome
improvement .... Many thanks to you developers.
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