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Old 12-21-2012
Hammer & Screwdriver Where's the XFCE folder?
If a few of you look on FedoraForums, you'll find that a little while ago, I went on a desktop installing spree. I just have a small question about XFCE desktop. In my user directory, I see .kde, .mate, and .trinity. (all three are directories), but I have XFCE 4.8 installed along with the others. I don't see where my XFCE prefs folder is. I found online awhile back that if you delete the desktop prefs folder (in my case at the time, it was .kde) then it will set your preferences back to square one. If I do something stupid like delete a panel instead of close a window, how to I reset XFCE?
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xfmpc

xfmpc(1)							   User Commands							  xfmpc(1)

NAME

       xfmpc - graphical GTK+ MPD client focusing on low footprint.

DESCRIPTION

       Xfmpc is a MPD (Music Player Daemon) client, with focus on low footprint for the Xfce desktop environment.

ENVIRONMENT

       MPD_HOST - Server Hostname.
       MPD_PORT - Server Port.

USAGE

       To connect to a remote machine set the environment variables MPD_HOST and MPD_PORT. See mpc(1) for more information

       Default Keybindings
       Go backward - Ctrl+B
       Play/Pause -Ctrl+P
       Stop - Ctrl+S
       Go forward - Ctrl+F
       Volume - Ctrl+V
       Quit - Ctrl+Q

       Playlist and Filter Entry
       Activate selected song - Enter
       Clear entry and recenter to current song - Escape

       Database Browser
       Go to parent directory - BackSpace
       Add a multiple selection to the playlist - Enter

BUGS

       To report a bug against xfmpc (*not* the Debian package, but the client itself), please go to:
       <URL:http://bugzilla.xfce.org/enter_bug.cgi?product=Xfce%20Goodies>

SEE ALSO

       About mpd
       mpc(1)

       About XFCE Goodies
       <URL:http://goodies.xfce.org/projects/applications/xfmpc>
       <URL:http://goodies.xfce.org/start>

AUTHOR

       (c) 2008 - 2009 Mike Massonnet <mmassonnet@xfce.org>

xfmpc								     May 2009								  xfmpc(1)