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[xubuntu] Just installed xubuntu, take me back to what I had!
Xubuntu looks promising, but I lost all my desktop settings after installing xubuntu from the package manager. I was going to just roll with it, but apparently xubuntu allots 2 and only 2 workspaces in the switcher – I had my keystrokes set-up for 4 workspaces.
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[xubuntu] Just installed xubuntu, take me back to what I had!
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