How To Back Up The XFCE4 Desktop Settings On Linux

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Setting up the XFCE desktop environment to a point where it’s comfortable to use is exhausting and time-consuming. What’s worse is that the desktop environment doesn’t have a built-in backup feature, so you’ll need to save your custom desktop configuration files manually. Here’s how you can back up the XFCE4 desktop settings. More info at https://www.addictivetips.com/ubuntu-linux-tips/back-up-the-xfce4-desktop-settings-linux/



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XFCE4 Desktop Settings On Linux
Back Up The XFCE4 Desktop