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If you are using xdm, you can add

exec startxfce4

to your personal ~/.xinitrc

If you want a gui login prompt xdm/gdm/kdm will help you with that. You were probably using xdm.

The file /etc/ttys will help you set up automatic startup of X. Look for a line similar to this:
...

you got no X at boot ?

.xsession will only be read if startx is called from the user. Is it the case ?

Latest version of xorg does not need a config file (for most configuration)

You should only create one if you have special needs

gtar is NOT a dependencies of xarchiver, so it is normal you can't find it installed.

Maybe you have any options in xarchiver to configure tar options ?

I recommend you contact the port manager...

FreeBSD by default does not come with any GUI.

You most install the X server/client yourself.
Then edit /etc/ttys to configure it at boot time.

Can nfs provide some help for you ?

You could share the folder with nfs, and then diff the 2 folders

I see you are from amsterdam. Can you just make sure that the keyboard layout is the same on your Mac OSX gui and the command line, I suspect the command line to be in U.S. English. So if your...

This depends on the virtualization solution you intend to use, and what you want...

They usually all provides way to bridge, nat or local(with host only) connection.

What software are you going...