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Let's simplify all this a bit.
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I'll refactor this if I ever need to (i.e. if I end up running X on
something other than Debian a lot).
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This is Debian-specific, but that's the only system with which I'm
presently using X11 anyway.
From Debian's startx(1):
> Note that in the Debian system, what many people traditionally put in
> the .xinitrc file should go in .xsession instead; this permits the
> same X environment to be presented whether startx, xdm, or xinit is
> used to start the X session. All discussion of the .xinitrc file in
> the xinit(1) manual page applies equally well to .xsession. Keep in
> mind that .xinitrc is used only by xinit(1) and completely ignored by
> xdm(1).
Indeed, everything just seems to work a bit better, probably because
problems are more likely to be able to find the user instance of dbus.
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Also remove remaining palemoon refs
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Mostly for clarity reasons; using this syntax:
if [ condition ]; then
commands
fi
As opposed to:
if [ condition ]
then
commands
fi
Or:
[ condition ] && command
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Mostly because git doesn't do empty dirs
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