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            <title>xfdesktop - Advanced Options</title>
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Hidden Options

There are a number of hidden options that cannot be set by the Xfce Settings Manager; these require use of a text editor.

List of icon view appearance settings
xfdesktop
The colors of the icon text and the icon text background, as well as the opacity of the icon text background and icon layout can be customized by putting directives similar to the following in your ~/.gtkrc-2.0 file:</description>
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            <title>xfdesktop - Command-line Options</title>
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The general usage of the application in the command-line is:

xfdesktop [OPTIONS...]
xfdesktop“xfdesktop”
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            <title>xfdesktop - Preferences</title>
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To access xfdesktop&#039;s settings, you can click on the  button in the Settings Manager, or right-click on the desktop and select  from the list.



Background



The Background tab of the Desktop settings window contains different options for configuring the your desktop background. You can set a single image or multiple images as your desktop background, or you can use a color scheme. If you set an image as your wallpaper but don&#039;t want it to f…</description>
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            <title>xfdesktop - Desktop Manager</title>
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Xfdesktop is a desktop manager for the Xfce Desktop Environment. It handles the following tasks:

	*  background image / color
	*  root menu, window list
	*  minimized app icons
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xfdesktop is responsible for drawing the desktop&#039;s background, or “wallpaper”, as well as icons on the desktop.


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Background

There are various options for setting a background image - the final background is composed of a solid color or gradient, with an image (with optional transparency) composited on top. Images can be manipulated in various ways to fill the screen, such as being stretched, zoomed, scaled, centered or tiled.</description>
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