I have successfully got xfce working in my appliance. Now I’m trying
to customize the default panel layout. When I setup the panels to my
preference in testdrive, and run sync, there are no file changes. There
are also no relevant files in ~/.config/xfce.
Could someone please tell me how I can achieve this? Thanks.
Could someone please tell me how I can achieve this? Thanks.[/color]
I am not sure if the default user gets its files from /etc/skel or not.
You might try copying the configuration to there. Someone more familiar
can tell me if I am wrong. I am newer to openSUSE.
I am not sure if the default user gets its files from /etc/skel or not.
You might try copying the configuration to there. Someone more familiar
can tell me if I am wrong. I am newer to openSUSE.[/color]
Thanks, that’s what I’m going to do once I have actually found where
the configuration files go. Does anyone know where xfce saves its
panel config? I have read that it’s in ~/.config/xfce but the only
files in there are config files for the window manager.
On Mon, 10 Dec 2012 21:06:01 +0000, CalumMc wrote:
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nightwishfan;2510059 Wrote:[color=green]
I am not sure if the default user gets its files from /etc/skel or not.
You might try copying the configuration to there. Someone more familiar
can tell me if I am wrong. I am newer to openSUSE.[/color]
Thanks, that’s what I’m going to do once I have actually found where the
configuration files go. Does anyone know where xfce saves its panel
config? I have read that it’s in ~/.config/xfce but the only files in
there are config files for the window manager.[/color]
If I remember correctly, the file change detection doesn’t include the /
home path, so you may need to add that in order to have those changes
caught in testdrive - just add it when you scan for changes.
Does anyone know where xfce saves its panel config? I have read that
it’s in ~/.config/xfce but the only files in there are config files for
the window manager.[/color]