Closed nat-418 closed 5 months ago
I'm having the exact same issue. What exactly did you do for your workaround? If I don't enable the xfce desktop and instead just download the panel and desktop manager, then launch them from a bare none+bspwm session (for example starting them from the bspwmrc) then the panel is broken - unable to add items and changes to settings don't persist after reboot etc.
I'm having the exact same issue. What exactly did you do for your workaround? If I don't enable the xfce desktop and instead just download the panel and desktop manager, then launch them from a bare none+bspwm session (for example starting them from the bspwmrc) then the panel is broken - unable to add items and changes to settings don't persist after reboot etc.
I put these lines at the end of my bspwmrc
:
xfce4-panel --disable-wm-check
xfdesktop --disable-wm-check
Description
When using certain window managers like bspwm and fvwm, xfdesktop and xfce4-panel are slow to start on login.
Steps To Reproduce
Expected behavior
XFCE panel and desktop should start immediately.
Additional context
I have fixed this problem by disabling the enableDesktop option and manually installing xfce.xfdesktop and xfce.xfce4-panel. I then execute them with the --disable-wm-check flag and everything works normally.
Adding the above flag resolves this issue when using non-xfwm window managers. I just don't know how to modify the option code and make a PR to do it myself. If that flag could be added to the xfdesktop and panel start when a non-xfwm window manager session is launched, it would fix this bug.
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