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i created a new user. i want this new user to have all the same settings as my other users, or at least of a specific user (there are a few subtle variations). i don't want to be spending all that time using the interactive tools to set up a new user.
at least i copied the keyboard shortcuts. it was a big xml file. next, i need to do everything else.
what is the decision basis for the configuration/setting file type? the preference of that developer?
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You could use the skeleton directory: https://askubuntu.com/questions/83532/h … -with-skel
I think this post is still the best description of the Xfce settings backup procedure, alas, still manual.
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i am gradually learning the pieces of Xfce. i have already made changes to many of these files by editing them, generally while the user is logged out. i like to have the many userids i work with not only function the same but also do so with identical config/settings files. my big .bashrc file is all over the place. the exceptions some userids need are in auxiliary files like .bashrc[0-9] that .bashrc sources, if there.
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