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Have a look at /etc/X11/xinit/xinitrc. You may have one located in your home directory: ~/.xinitrc. Google around about going about editing, since I'm not savy with xinitrc. I may look into it now because of this topic.
I just cannot seem to figure out how to add the entry correctly to xinitrc and there are not many articles online to help. All I need is the following command to run before the gnome panel.
ok so I had no man for xinitrc. After a little searching I figured out that xinitrc isn't loaded if you are using GDM. Instead of xinitrc it uses xsession. So I figured out how to make xcompmgr start with the desired arguments. However, when I do this, xsession runs that and then does not do any of the commands that come after that until xcompmgr is ended which means that it never loads gnome. How can I make it run that and continue running?
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