HyperFlexed
July 15th, 2010, 12:57 PM
Hi, I've been tinkering with my xfce config files and I think I broke something.
Is there a command to restore xfce to its default state?
If not, here's where I'm at (I'd rather not kill all the settings I've already put in)
I discovered the file ~/.config/xfce4/desktop/backdrop.list. This appears to correspond to the image list in the desktop settings. Anyone know where the list of images for the "single image" option is? I can add a bunch of images to the "single image" list under desktop settings, and select one, but when I close the desktop settings and re-open them, only the current desktop image remains. All the other images I added are gone.
This was not the default behaviour before I cleaned out /usr/share/xfce4/backdrops/ (the default images were tacky :P) Wondering if I accidentally nailed some important config file (I thought it was all images).
Additionally, where could I find documentation on xfce4's per user config files? I'm having a hard time finding this simple info
Is there a command to restore xfce to its default state?
If not, here's where I'm at (I'd rather not kill all the settings I've already put in)
I discovered the file ~/.config/xfce4/desktop/backdrop.list. This appears to correspond to the image list in the desktop settings. Anyone know where the list of images for the "single image" option is? I can add a bunch of images to the "single image" list under desktop settings, and select one, but when I close the desktop settings and re-open them, only the current desktop image remains. All the other images I added are gone.
This was not the default behaviour before I cleaned out /usr/share/xfce4/backdrops/ (the default images were tacky :P) Wondering if I accidentally nailed some important config file (I thought it was all images).
Additionally, where could I find documentation on xfce4's per user config files? I'm having a hard time finding this simple info