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faq [2013/03/12 10:09] – hashimofaq [2013/03/12 12:39] – [Getting started] kevinbowen
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 This is a list of frequently asked questions about Xfce. Feel free to improve and/or extend this page, but keep it clean and easy to read for other users. This is a list of frequently asked questions about Xfce. Feel free to improve and/or extend this page, but keep it clean and easy to read for other users.
  
-====== Getting started ======+==== Getting started ====
 ===== About Xfce ===== ===== About Xfce =====
  
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 == Using sudo == == Using sudo ==
-You have to allow the user(s) to execute ''$installdir/libexec/xfsm-shutdown-helper'' with sudo. Install sudo and run ''visudo'' (root) and add the following line (replace prefix with the correct path):+You have to allow the user(s) to execute ''<prefix>/libexec/xfsm-shutdown-helper'' with sudo. ''<prefix>/libexec/'' may be changed on your distribution, i.e. ''/usr/lib/xfce4/session/''. Install sudo and run ''visudo'' (root) and add the following line (replace prefix with the correct path):
  
    %users ALL = NOPASSWD:<prefix>/libexec/xfsm-shutdown-helper    %users ALL = NOPASSWD:<prefix>/libexec/xfsm-shutdown-helper
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    gpasswd -a <username> users    gpasswd -a <username> users
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-Attention: For xfce 4.10, xfsm-shutdown-helper is in ''/usr/lib/xfce4/session/xfsm-shutdown-helper''. Thus you should follow this: run "visudo" and add following line: 
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-   %power ALL = (root) NOPASSWD: /usr/lib/xfce4/session/xfsm-shutdown-helper 
  
 Add the user to the ''power'' group: Add the user to the ''power'' group:
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 ===== Panels ===== ===== Panels =====
  
-=== How do I disable the taskbar ===+=== How do I disable the taskbar in Xfce 4.2? ===
  
 Just don't run it at startup... Just don't run it at startup...