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Subject: xfce 4 question
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Howdy,

I decided to do my perennial "try other window managers" thing and the
new version of xfce won the lottery. Congratulations. :)

So I have a question ... on the desktop there are 2 icons, "Home" and
"File System" that are giving errors:

The folder could not be opened
The name org.xfce.FileManager was
not provided by any .service files.

I did install thunar, which works fine from the various places that I
click on it. It's also listed in the Preferred Applications widget for
File Manager.


Thanks,

Doug

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