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Do you need startxfce4 to start Xfce?
If startxfce4 is all that’s needed to start xfce, and assuming “startx” isn’t needed, is there a place where could i put “startxfce4”, in case xfce-terminal isn’t installed (is that even possible with xfce)? Re: [Solved] Automatically start xfce from terminal login?
How to automatically start Xfce from terminal login?
If you’re using bash, add the following to ~/.bash_profile: What this is does, is it only runs startx if you are on tty1 (this allows you to move to another virtual terminal and still only access the text console). When you first boot, the default virtual terminal is the first one.
How to get Cron to open terminal and Run command?
From looking online, it looks as if cron commands can be chained with &&: 0 23 * * * open -a Terminal && echo ‘Hello, world!’ However, this modified cron job only opens Terminal without running the second command there. Any thoughts on how I can get the cron job to do both?
How to run Xfce on startup Debian Stack Overflow?
Taking from aeolist’s answer — and hence the Debian wiki — the following will allow you to login using Xfce. Then edit login_cmd in the SLiM system configuration file (`/etc/slim.conf’) to match the following: Finally, you need to setup the .xinitrc file in your home folder.
How to make zsh the default shell in Ubuntu?
As well as chsh (or editing /etc/passwd, which does the same thing), you might need to edit the settings in your terminal emulator (Gnome terminal, Konsole, xfce4-terminal, etc). Your profile will probably have a login shell, which will be run when you open a new tab instead of the shell in /etc/passwd.
Where do I find the shell in KDE Plasma?
Using KDE Plasma’s Konsole, go to Settings -> Edit Current Profile, and on the General tab, change the Command field to the full path of the shell you want to use (once again, something like: /bin/zsh, /bin/bash, /usr/bin/fish, etc.).