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First question: does xfce4-session look through all the applications which are to be autostarted and then start those with the lowest priority numbers first?
Second question: is it possible to assign priorities lower than 50 to .desktop files I have added into ~/.config/autostart/ ?
Third question: is it possible to assign priorities lower than 50 to programs I am launching via the xfconf-query -c xfce4-session /sessions/Failsafe/Client_Command properties?
Context: I am building an image to be installed on a bunch of machines, and I want the users' startup experience to be identical on every boot. So, I really don't want to save state as you might in a ~/.cache/sessions saved session file, I'd rather just get the same session configuration every boot, guaranteed.
I also have a program that I run at startup with an animated splash screen that I would like to come up as soon as possible, but it always seems to be waiting about 3 seconds after the desktop appears before starting. I have tried changing its priority value in the xfconf-query properties as well as all the xfce-perchannel-xml/xfce4-session.xml files I can find, but my program's priority always shows as 50, and any changes I make to "system" programs like xfce4-panel etc. seem to be ignored.
I guess my next step is to try fork-launching my splash screen from xinitrc, before the xfce4-session call, but I'm wondering if there's any way I could "work with" xfce4-settings instead of going around it?
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