whshao
March 16th, 2010, 02:48 AM
I installed Ubuntu Karmic and then installed xfce4, along with its dependencies. Then I found out that xubuntu-desktop is probably a better choice because of the packaged icons and themes. I didn't know if the original XFCE would make it heavier on the resources, so I removed it and all its dependencies by apt-get purge after looking at /var/log/apt/term.log.
Then I installed xubuntu-desktop, which also seems to use the GDM, except with a beautiful blue theme. Logging in works. But now I get two entries of "Xfce Session" on the session chooser box.
I've been to /usr/share/xsessions and there's only one xfce.desktop file. Is there another place that configures this? Would this be under a hidden configuration directory under the home directory?
Thanks for your help.
Then I installed xubuntu-desktop, which also seems to use the GDM, except with a beautiful blue theme. Logging in works. But now I get two entries of "Xfce Session" on the session chooser box.
I've been to /usr/share/xsessions and there's only one xfce.desktop file. Is there another place that configures this? Would this be under a hidden configuration directory under the home directory?
Thanks for your help.