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After startxfce4, xfdesktop grinds up to 1:25 time, 100% WCPU.  Then it 
drops back to zero.  This isn't a slow machine (E8400); but it ties up a 
single core completely for about a minute.  Anyone else seeing this, or 
know what it's doing?