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Hi,
Okay, I read the wiki, I googled around and now, just a last check:
Can Gnome3 and XFCE co-exist on a same box without destructive conflict?
I have Gnome3 - but since my box has no 3D-accelleration, I'm stuck in fallback. So hence the need for XFCE.
Thanks
Thor
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Gnome 3 has the fall back mode.
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Hi,
Thanks for this tip, but...this from the link:
Your session automatically starts in fallback mode when gnome-shell is not present, or when your hardware cannot handle graphics acceleration — such as running within a virtual machine or running on old hardware.
...sums up my "problem" - the fallback is a little to "flat" and I'd like to install XFCE alongside Gnome3, provided there will be no conflicts. This machine is my main box...so I need to make very sure first...
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i really don't see why gnome and Xfce wouldn't coexist on the same computer. they do on mine. pacman did, however, find one conflicting dependancy, apparently Xfce4 has its own notification-daemon and doesn't need Gnome's. but Gnome starts up without any glitches so i guess it's ok. i also have KDE because some people in my household like it :-D and everything works as it should.
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@ibazulic
Thanks, this reassures me. I do have eleven other computers and some servers. Only this (main) system gets the gentle treatment...
Thanks.
Marking this as solved!
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