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Tigersharke at 06:21, 27 February 2013

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Tigersharke at 10:34, 25 February 2013

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since figure numbers follow images, the images can be juggled for better layout.

Vater at 06:44, 19 December 2012

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Drulavigne at 18:27, 29 November 2012

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Drulavigne at 18:24, 29 November 2012

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 {{citelink|url=http://www.xfce.org/|txt=Xfce}} is a lightweight desktop environment that aims to be low on system resources and fast, while still being visually appealing and user friendly. The first time you start XFCE4, you will see the Welcome Message shown in Figure 6.4a.
 [[File:welcomepanel.png|thumb|'''Figure 6.4a: Panel Welcome Message''']]
 In XFCE, a {{citelink|url=http://www.xfce.org/projects/xfce4-panel|txt=panel}} is a bar which can hold many items such as application launchers, window lists, a clock, a notification area, and application menus. Your initial panel setup options are:
 * '''Migrate old config:''' select this option if you wish to have a single panel with an application launcher and other icons as shown in Figure 6.4b. The application launcher menu may be reached from the upper left, or by right-clicking on the desktop.
 * '''Use default config:''' this option will install a large panel across the top and a small, minimal panel centered on the bottom, as shown in Figure 6.4c. The application launcher menu may be accessed by the fireball icon in the lower left, or by a right-click on the desktop.
 * '''One empty panel:''' this option will install a panel with no icons. The application menu is available by right-clicking the desktop as shown in Figures 6.4b and 6.4c.
 <div style="overflow: hidden">[[File:XFCE4-2.png|left|thumb|393px|'''Figure 6.4b: XFCE Desktop on a PC-BSD® System with Complete Panel Migrated From Old Config''']][[File:XFCE4.png|thumb|393px|'''Figure 6.4c: XFCE Desktop on a PC-BSD® System with Minimal Panel Using Default Config''']]</div>
 If you wish to change your configuration choice at a later time, reset the panel using ''Applications'' ➜ ''Settings'' ➜ ''Settings Editor'', as shown in Figure 6.4d, then exit to the login prompt without saving session info. The next login to XFCE will present the panel configuration choice again.
 In addition to the PC-BSD® utilities, XFCE provides the following utilities:
 * '''{{citelink|url=http://www.xfce.org/projects/xfdesktop|txt=Xdesktop}}:''' desktop manager found in ''Settings'' ➜ ''Desktop''. Sets the background image, provides a right-click menu to launch applications, and can show files (including application launchers) or iconified windows.
 * '''{{citelink|url=http://www.xfce.org/projects/xfwm4|txt=Xfwm4}}:''' window manager found in ''Settings'' ➜ ''Window Manager''. It provides window decorations, virtual desktops, multiscreen mode, transparency and a keyboard shortcuts editor.
 * '''{{citelink|url=http://goodies.xfce.org/projects/applications/ristretto|txt=Ristretto}}:''' fast and light-weight picture viewer found in ''Graphics'' ➜ ''Ristretto Photo Viewer''.
 * '''{{citelink|url=http://www.twotoasts.de/index.php?/pages/midori_summary.html|txt=Midori}}:''' light-weight graphical browser found in ''Internet'' ➜ ''Midori''.
 * '''{{citelink|url=http://goodies.xfce.org/projects/applications/xfburn|txt=Xfburn}}:''' CD/DVD burning tool found in ''Multimedia'' ➜ ''Xfburn''.
 * '''{{citelink|url=http://www.kolumbus.fi/~w408237/orage/|txt=Orage}}:''' calendar and reminder daemon found in ''Office'' ➜ ''Orage Calendar''.
 * '''{{citelink|url=http://www.xfce.org/projects/thunar|txt=Thunar}}:''' file manager found in ''System'' ➜ ''Thunar File Manager''.
 * '''{{citelink|url=http://goodies.xfce.org/projects/applications/xfce4-taskmanager|txt=Task Manager}}:''' graphical task manager found in ''System'' ➜ ''Task Manager''.
 A list of recommended applications for XFCE can be found on the {{citelink|url=http://wiki.xfce.org/recommendedapps|txt=XFCE Wiki}}.
-=== Editing the Menu ===
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 XFCE no longer includes a graphical menu editor. The XFCE team recommends using alacarte which is included when you install XFCE4 on PC-BSD® and which can be started by typing '''alacarte''' within an xterm. Figure 6.4e shows a screenshot of alacarte running on PC-BSD®.
 Any entry with a checkbox will appear in your menu. To remove an item from the menu, simply uncheck its box. To create a new menu category, either highlight a top-level menu (e.g. KDE Menu or System) or an existing category and click the "New Menu" button. To add a new entry, highlight the category where you wish the entry to appear and click the "New Item" button. Input a name for the entry, browse to the path of the application and press "OK".
 <div style="overflow: hidden">[[File:settingsEd.png|left|thumb|393px|'''Figure 6.4d: Using Settings Editor to Reset Panel''']][[File:alacarte.png|thumb|393px|'''Figure 6.4e: Using alacarte to Customize Applications Menu''']]</div>
-=== XFCE Plugins ===
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 XFCE supports many plugins which provide additional applications that are separate from the official XFCE distribution. You can browse for plugins and read descriptions for each at the XFCE {{citelink|url=http://goodies.xfce.org/projects/start|txt=goodies website}}. If you find a plugin that is not available within AppCafe®, this {{citelink|url=http://forums.pcbsd.org/showthread.php?t=13642|txt=README}} [[File:addtopanel-2.png|thumb|393px|'''Figure 6.4f: Adding a Plugin to the Panel''']] explains how to determine if a FreeBSD port is available, how to request a PBI if a port is available, and how to request a port if one does not already exist.
 After installing a plugin, go to ''Settings'' ➜ ''Panel'' ➜ ''Items'' and click the ''+'' button to see the "Add New Items" window shown in Figure 6.4f.
 Simply select your new plugin from the list, and click the "+Add" button. It will immediately be added as an icon in the panel.
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 {{citelink|url=http://www.xfce.org/|txt=Xfce}} is a lightweight desktop environment that aims to be low on system resources and fast, while still being visually appealing and user friendly. The first time you start XFCE4, you will see the Welcome Message shown in Figure 6.4a.
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 * '''One empty panel:''' this option will install a panel with no icons. The application menu is available by right-clicking the desktop as shown in Figures 6.4b and 6.4c.
-<div style="overflow: hidden">[[File:XFCE4-2.png|left|thumb|385px|'''Figure 6.4b: XFCE Desktop on a PC-BSD® System with Complete Panel Migrated From Old Config''']][[File:XFCE4.png|thumb|385px|'''Figure 6.4c: XFCE Desktop on a PC-BSD® System with Minimal Panel Using Default Config''']]</div>
+<div style="overflow: hidden">[[File:XFCE4-2.png|left|thumb|393px|'''Figure 6.4b: XFCE Desktop on a PC-BSD® System with Complete Panel Migrated From Old Config''']][[File:XFCE4.png|thumb|393px|'''Figure 6.4c: XFCE Desktop on a PC-BSD® System with Minimal Panel Using Default Config''']]</div>
 If you wish to change your configuration choice at a later time, reset the panel using ''Applications'' ➜ ''Settings'' ➜ ''Settings Editor'', as shown in Figure 6.4d, then exit to the login prompt without saving session info. The next login to XFCE will present the panel configuration choice again.
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 Any entry with a checkbox will appear in your menu. To remove an item from the menu, simply uncheck its box. To create a new menu category, either highlight a top-level menu (e.g. KDE Menu or System) or an existing category and click the "New Menu" button. To add a new entry, highlight the category where you wish the entry to appear and click the "New Item" button. Input a name for the entry, browse to the path of the application and press "OK".
-<div style="overflow: hidden">[[File:settingsEd.png|left|thumb|385px|'''Figure 6.4d: Using Settings Editor to Reset Panel''']][[File:alacarte.png|thumb|385px|'''Figure 6.4e: Using alacarte to Customize Applications Menu''']]</div>
+<div style="overflow: hidden">[[File:settingsEd.png|left|thumb|393px|'''Figure 6.4d: Using Settings Editor to Reset Panel''']][[File:alacarte.png|thumb|393px|'''Figure 6.4e: Using alacarte to Customize Applications Menu''']]</div>
 === XFCE Plugins ===
-XFCE supports many plugins which provide additional applications that are separate from the official XFCE distribution. You can browse for plugins and read descriptions for each at the XFCE {{citelink|url=http://goodies.xfce.org/projects/start|txt=goodies website}}. If you find a plugin that is not available within AppCafe®, this {{citelink|url=http://forums.pcbsd.org/showthread.php?t=13642|txt=README}} explains how to determine if a FreeBSD port is available, how to request a PBI if a port is available, and how to request a port if one does not already exist.
+XFCE supports many plugins which provide additional applications that are separate from the official XFCE distribution. You can browse for plugins and read descriptions for each at the XFCE {{citelink|url=http://goodies.xfce.org/projects/start|txt=goodies website}}. If you find a plugin that is not available within AppCafe®, this {{citelink|url=http://forums.pcbsd.org/showthread.php?t=13642|txt=README}} [[File:addtopanel-2.png|thumb|393px|'''Figure 6.4f: Adding a Plugin to the Panel''']] explains how to determine if a FreeBSD port is available, how to request a PBI if a port is available, and how to request a port if one does not already exist.
 After installing a plugin, go to ''Settings'' ➜ ''Panel'' ➜ ''Items'' and click the ''+'' button to see the "Add New Items" window shown in Figure 6.4f.
 Simply select your new plugin from the list, and click the "+Add" button. It will immediately be added as an icon in the panel.
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 * '''One empty panel:''' this option will install a panel with no icons. The application menu is available by right-clicking the desktop as shown in Figures 6.4b and 6.4c.
-Figure 6.4b shows a screenshot of XFCE4 running on a PC-BSD® 9.1 with the application menu open:
+Figure 6.4b shows a screenshot of XFCE4 running on a PC-BSD®&nbsp;9.1 with the application menu open:
 '''Figure 6.4b: XFCE with Complete Panel Migrated From Old Config'''

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 * '''{{citelink|url=http://www.twotoasts.de/index.php?/pages/midori_summary.html|txt=Midori}}:''' light-weight graphical browser found in ''Internet'' ➜ ''Midori''.
-* '''{{citelink|url=http://www.xfce.org/projects/xfburn|txt=Xfburn}}:''' CD/DVD burning tool found in ''Multimedia'' ➜ ''Xfburn''.
+* '''{{citelink|url=http://goodies.xfce.org/projects/applications/xfburn|txt=Xfburn}}:''' CD/DVD burning tool found in ''Multimedia'' ➜ ''Xfburn''.
 * '''{{citelink|url=http://www.xfce.org/projects/orage|txt=Orage}}:''' calendar and reminder daemon found in ''Office'' ➜ ''Orage Calendar''.