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 To run xfdashboard just type the command **xfdashboard** in a terminal or in the appfinder and execute it. To run xfdashboard just type the command **xfdashboard** in a terminal or in the appfinder and execute it.
  
-For easy and quick access without typing in any command into a terminal you can either add a launcher in your panel from the menu item **Accessoires -> xfdashboard** or a keyboard shortcut can be defined in **Settings -> Keyboard**, e.g. the key combination **<Super>+<Tab>** runs the command **xfdashboard**.+For easy and quick access without typing in any command into a terminal you can either add a launcher in your panel from the menu item **Accessories -> xfdashboard** or a keyboard shortcut can be defined in **Settings -> Keyboard**, e.g. the key combination **<Super>+<Tab>** runs the command **xfdashboard**.
  
 For quicker start-up please consider to run **xfdashboard** in daemon mode which keeps it running in background. You can start **xfdashboard** in daemon mode by executing the command **xfdashboard --daemon** or by enabling auto-start at **Settings -> Session and Startup -> Application Autostart** in Xfce. For quicker start-up please consider to run **xfdashboard** in daemon mode which keeps it running in background. You can start **xfdashboard** in daemon mode by executing the command **xfdashboard --daemon** or by enabling auto-start at **Settings -> Session and Startup -> Application Autostart** in Xfce.