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my laptop hardware finally died. fortunately i have a full reverse-increment backup made the day before, and a spare laptop just like the one that died. but the big problem is that it had an old Ubuntu 14.04 on it. i was using Xubuntu 18.04 on the laptop that died. i tried to install 22.04 from a memory stick i had but it was not Xubuntu. i found i had Xubuntu 20.04 so decided to go with that and installed it on the spare laptop and work my stuff into that one.
i can't figure out which version of Xfce this is. most things are working as intended. but not all.
one big thing broke a lot of my scripts. that is that "wmctrl" command is no longer available. i copied the binary from my backup of my 18.04 system and that seems to work well enough for my scripts (a "ws" command changes the workspace if given a number or outputs the workspace number if nothing is given).
stuff in ~/.config/autostart does not run. i still need to dig further into that but i do wonder if maybe it has been deprecated, too. lots of my automated setup won't work with this missing.
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i can't figure out which version of Xfce this is.
This should get you the info you need. In the terminal,
xfce4-about -V
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Skaperen wrote:i can't figure out which version of Xfce this is.
This should get you the info you need. In the terminal,
xfce4-about -V
thank you!! it is 4.14
i have solved the .config/autostart issue. a script needed to be copied into /usr/local/bin. the dead system had an old version of my script there, but it had been working fine all along, anyway. it just needed to be where a PATH search could find it.
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