4.0

[Philip Dean]

Landy,
This is taken from the documentation.  See if it will help you do what you are 
wanting.
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To customize the behaviour of startxfce4, copy the file 
${sysconfdir}/xfce4/xinitrc to your personal ~/.xfce4/ directory and edit that 
file. 

Depending on your installation method the location of the system xinitrc file 
may be different. If you install from source, ${sysconfdir} defaults 
to /usr/local/etc. For binary packages it is often set to /etc; you can use 
your package manager to find out. 

Finally, the copied xinitrc file has to be made executable: 

chmod u+x ~/.xfce4/xinitrc
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Copy this over and add your xfce4-iconbox & to the local copy. Hope this helps!

Enjoy,
Philip
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Quoting landy <landy at despiertapr.com>:

> On Fri, 2003-09-26 at 11:41, Philip Dean wrote:
> > Is you xinitrc executable?  If it isn't it is ignored.
> 
> 
> nope,  but it did not solve the problem either
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