Xfce4
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Xfce4 as desktop environment
Install Xfce4
apt-get install task-xfce-desktop # or apt-get install xfce4-* for less dependencies, or apt-get install xfce4-goodies for all packages
Configure Xfce4 as default env
- A graphic login managers like slim (or xdm, lightdm, etc) can be used. They will start your session as defined in ~/.xsession file.
So, to start xfce4 as default desktop environment:
echo "exec ssh-agent startxfce4" > ~/.xsession chmod 750 ~/.xsession
Xfce4 autostart programs
Use 'Settings -> Session and Startup' to add an ~/.autostart.sh startup script
cat << EOF > ~/.autostart.sh #!/bin/bash setxkbmap br,it # set default keyboard layout as 'br', secondary 'it' nice -3 gkrellm --geometry +0+0 & # run gkrellm as monitor util nice -3 xcompmgr -n -C & # run xcompmgr as transparent desktop util nice -3 cairo-dock & # run cairo-dock as additional panel nice -3 /home/shared/opt/bin/dropbox.sh & # run dropbox # End EOF chmod 750 ~/.autostart.sh
Power button suspend
See PowerManager
Dual monitor
See DualMonitor
Setup at startup
Add the follow in the top of ~/.autostart.sh startup script
.screenlayout/dual.sh # set dual monitor layout