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Benedikt Meurer <benny@xfce.org> |
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Parts of the code were copied from gnome-session and ksmserver. |
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engines/mice/{preview,slide}.png were created by Franรงois Leclanchรฉ |
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* Write a redhat specific shutdown helper using the tricks from |
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