Logging into and out of XFCE

[Kevin Somervill]

Hello folks,
This is my first time using XFCE and I must admit I like it.  I have 
seen a few quirks which prompt the following questions related to 
logging in and out of XFCE.

1. When I log in, my environment is not a login shell.  As an example, 
by default theres a terminal button that when executed starts a 
non-login shell.  Have I goofed something in the XFCE startup or the 
user initialization (bashrc and profile*)?  To get around this, I set 
xterm to be a login shell in .Xdefaults with
XTerm*loginShell:       True

A side effect of this is that if I add a button to the panel that points 
to some place like /usr/local/bin I have to spec the entire path instead 
of simply naming the executable?  Any suggestions?


2. Is it possible to configure the keyboard shortcut for the logout 
button/function to CTRL-ALT-DELETE? The default is to have this be lock, 
and logout does not seem to be an available option?

3. Is it possible to turn off the logout confirmation dialog?  It is 
rather annoying.

Thanks,
./ks