LXer: XFCE4 Desktop Application Finder

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02-27-2012, 12:30 PM	#1
LXer LXer NewsBot Registered: Dec 2005 Posts: 128,373 Rep:	LXer: XFCE4 Desktop Application Finder Published at LXer: For everyone that wants to know more about the application finder for the Xfce4 desktop here it is. The coming 4.10 release is expected to bring some big changes to the application finder. They are planning to merge the xfce4-appfinder with xfrun4. You can use the Xfce4 application finder to find and launch installed applications on your system. This is a very convenient little tool for finding lost applications. You can open the application finder by selecting run program from the main menu, or using the Alt + F2 keyboard shortcut. Read More...

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