Xfce: Difference between revisions
imported>Mucaho Describe xmonad usage with xfce4 desktop enabled |
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After choosing the <code>xfce+ | After choosing the <code>xfce+xmonad</code> session in your display manager, you will be taken to a clean screen, where you can open a terminal with <code>MOD+Shift+Enter</code> or launch an application with <code>MOD(+SHIFT)+p</code>. | ||
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After logging in you will be greeted by xfce's desktop which interferes with xmonad. To solve this issue you have to remove the <code>xfdesktop</code> process from being started in the session. | After logging in you will be greeted by xfce's desktop which interferes with xmonad. To solve this issue you have to remove the <code>xfdesktop</code> process from being started in the session. | ||
Open the session manager in the application launcher with <code>MOD(+SHIFT)+p</code> and then typing in "Session and Startup". Go to tab "Session" and set the restart style of <code>xfdesktop</code> to "Never". Kill the process with "Quit program", then "Save session." After this, xfce4 and xmonad work together nicely. | Open the session manager in the application launcher with <code>MOD(+SHIFT)+p</code> and then typing in "Session and Startup". Go to tab "Session" and set the restart style of <code>xfdesktop</code> to "Never". Kill the process with "Quit program", then "Save session." After this, xfce4 and xmonad will work together nicely. | ||
===== Additional resources ===== | ===== Additional resources ===== | ||