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The first time I execute
xfdesktop --quit
my solid color, reddish background turns black and the only window on the desktop is the console. This is what I expected.
pgrep xfdesktop
confirms xfdesktop is no longer running.
The second time, I restart xfdesktop from the console and repeat the process above. The background doesn't go away. It remains, at least from a visual perspective.
pgrep xfdesktop
confirms xfdesktop is no longer running. It looks like my normal desktop, except when I drag the console, it is slow and appears to be repainting over the background each time I move.
I can never repeat what happened the first time, even if I logon/logoff or reboot. I'm on a VM, so I just restore the machine.
htop doesn't show anything looping.
I'm doing the above as a learning experience and to potentially address some future issue.
Does anyone know why "xfdesktop --quit" only works cleanly once? Shouldn't a user be able to stop and start xfdesktop multiple times and get the same results?
xfdesktop --quit
xfdesktop &
Last edited by xfceforumorg1220 (2021-01-10 06:51:09)
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I can confirm that the same happens to me. If you then restart xfwm4, the desktop turns black again, so xfwm4 may be involved. Probably best to create a bug report.
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