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faq [2013/11/16 04:24] – [File Manager] Fix link and add network capability williamfaq [2014/01/24 14:08] – [Window Manager] there sessions -> their sessions (2x) grizzler
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 <code>xfwm4 --sm-client-id=${SESSION_MANAGER##*/} & disown</code> <code>xfwm4 --sm-client-id=${SESSION_MANAGER##*/} & disown</code>
 And you're done, xfwm4 should be now in your session again. If this doesn't work, stick with method 2 or 3 below. And you're done, xfwm4 should be now in your session again. If this doesn't work, stick with method 2 or 3 below.
-== The easy solution for every xfce (not for people loving there sessions) ==+== The easy solution for every xfce (not for people loving their sessions) ==
 Because xfwm4 goes fishy most times at start up it isn't bad if you have to log out. You hadn't done anything important until than. So log out, remove ~/.cache/sessions/* (probably with <code>rm -rf ~/.cache/sessions/*</code> and login back again. Don't do this while you're logged in to xfce! Don't do this if you love the xfce session feature (because you delete all sessions, duh)! Because xfwm4 goes fishy most times at start up it isn't bad if you have to log out. You hadn't done anything important until than. So log out, remove ~/.cache/sessions/* (probably with <code>rm -rf ~/.cache/sessions/*</code> and login back again. Don't do this while you're logged in to xfce! Don't do this if you love the xfce session feature (because you delete all sessions, duh)!
-== The cool new xfce4.10 solution (again, not for people loving there sessions) ==+== The cool new xfce4.10 solution (again, not for people loving their sessions) ==
 If you already use xfce4.10 you have the possibility to use the GUI to delete the sessions cache (as you can see, the devs are annoyed, too). Open xfce4-sessions-settings → Session and click »Clear saved sessions«, than log out and in again. This should be all. If you already use xfce4.10 you have the possibility to use the GUI to delete the sessions cache (as you can see, the devs are annoyed, too). Open xfce4-sessions-settings → Session and click »Clear saved sessions«, than log out and in again. This should be all.
 ===== Session Manager ===== ===== Session Manager =====