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"FreeBSD WickerBill" <freebsdwicker@gmail.com> writes:

> I don't use xfce but in a KDE box there is always a configuration file in
> the user's home directory (in this case it would more than likely be named
> ~/,thunar). If that's your case you can try deleting it and then launching
> thunar should recreate it, fresh.

I'm olde fashioned and still cling to fvwm2. There was  a
~/.config/Thunar which I had deleted.  At one time it seemed to help,
but not this time -- still can't get it to start.