Tag Archives: XFCE

AMD, XFCE and Dual Monitors – a marriage made in heaven?

Posted on December 18, 2012 by Chris

Yesterday I had a requirement to set up dual monitors on a Ubuntu system running XFCE. Now Linux has very good graphic driver support so I wasn’t expecting too much trouble. First off checked the onboard graphics, which was AMD, … Continue reading →

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Files opening slowly using XFCE desktop on Ubuntu Server 12.04

Posted on December 6, 2012 by Chris

My main server runs Ubuntu Server 12.04 with the XFCE desktop (I use Teamviewer for remote access) and has been happily sipping electricity for months with no issues except one – files and folders would open VERY slowly the first … Continue reading →

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