For user installed items:

• $User/.config/autostart
• $User/.local/share/applications

For system-wide installed applications:

• /usr/share/applications

You might also check (for items that came with you install):

• /etc/skel/.config/autostart to see what’s in there 

Be advised messing with /etc or /usr requires privs & you can really mess things up.

1. Openbox
2. Xfce.

Things I did not worry about in this initial version include:

1. Wallpapers: I provided a bunch. Pick something you like. I’m agnostic in that realm. I like what I like; and, I am happy to admit you should enjoy what you like.
2. Themes: I have not really dug into that area very much for this version. Openbox uses Numix with Greybird & Xfce uses Flat-Remix with Greybird
3. Icons: I have used the flat-remix icons on both Desktops.
4. Fonts: I used Roboto.

Here is what and how I added to the base antiX19-alpha:

1. I added xfce minimal (via package installer).

   sudo apt install xcompmgr tint2 xcompmgr gnome-disk-utility fonts-roboto-hinted baobab fonts-roboto-hinted tumbler tumbler-plugins-extra gvfs gvfs-backends light-locker lightdm-gtk-greeter-settings greybird-gtk-theme xfce4-whiskermenu-plugin obconf obmenu openbox
   

2. I build obmenu-generator using:

   sudo apt-get install build-essential cpanminus git && git clone git://github.com/trizen/obmenu-generator && sudo cp obmenu-generator/obmenu-generator /usr/bin && mkdir .config/obmenu-generator && sudo cp -r obmenu-generator/schema.pl ~/.config/obmenu-generator/ && sudo cpanm Linux::DesktopFiles && sudo cpanm Data::Dump && sudo chmod +x /usr/bin/obmenu-generator && obmenu-generator -p -i
   

Code & changes to the base includes:

1. I built a new tint2 taskbar for use on Openbox. (basic script included in the installation).
2. I turned off and removed the four native antiX window managers (iceWM, fluxbox, jwm, herbstluftwm).
3. Openbox uses tint2 as its taskbar.
4. Openbox uses xdesktop as its Desktop & wallpaper manager (it shares a common desktop with Xfce).
5. Tint2 in Openbox uses obmenu (obmenu-generator)
6. I used 5.0.9 antiX kernel (because I could, I guess.)
7. I removed spaceFM & rox-filer.
8. Conky has s few fancy (for me) tweaks. It should magically report any active network connects via eth0, wlan0, tun0, usb0. If you have a different network connection (name) you will need to modify conky to allow yours to be reported.
9. As for where to find each conky:
   — Xfce uses $Home/.conkyrc
   — Openbox uses $Home/.conky/.conky-startup.sh
10. I removed Slim (Display Manager) and replaced it with LightDM

All standard antiX tools/scripts have been maintained and the antiX control centre etc. remains intact (so far as I can tell). Although, I ‘may’ have introduced a few new bugs/ or perhaps uncovered a couple of latent bugs.

Known Open Issues/ Bugs:

1. I messed up and lost the install icon. Please use terminal with the following command for installation. (user: demo/ pwd: demo)

   sudo minstall
   

Here is the location for the download/ snapshot:

• eirenicon antiX Respin downloads

Please report bugs, problems, concerns as you find them. Here’s a place to reports issues, hopes, desires (for this respin). I greatly appreciate your using my Ticket Tracking System (osTracker) if you don’t mind–  eirenicon Help.

Thanks & have fun.

style “xfdesktop-icon-view” {
XfdesktopIconView::label-alpha = 0
XfdesktopIconView::selected-label-alpha = 30
XfdesktopIconVIew::ellipsize-icon-labels = 1

XfdesktopIconView::shadow-x-offset = 2
XfdesktopIconView::shadow-y-offset = 2
XfdesktopIconView::shadow-color = “#000000”
XfdesktopIconView::selected-shadow-x-offset = 2
XfdesktopIconView::selected-shadow-y-offset = 2
XfdesktopIconView::selected-shadow-color = “#000000”

XfdesktopIconVIew::cell-spacing = 2
XfdesktopIconView::cell-padding = 2
XfdesktopIconView::cell-text-width-proportion = 2

base[NORMAL] = “#cccccc”
base[SELECTED] = “#cccccc”
base[ACTIVE] = “#cccccc”

fg[NORMAL] = “#ffffff”
fg[SELECTED] = “#E5E5E5”
fg[ACTIVE] = “#fcfcfc”
}
widget_class “XfdesktopIconView” style “xfdesktop-icon-view”

To Prevent Panel Use:
source: https://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/38048/how-to-remove-all-the-panels-in-xfce

You can not delete all panels. The right way of doing this is to disable the panel from autostart.

Edit /etc/xdg/xfce4/xinitrc , find the line to start xfce4-panel ,
Comment the start line out by placing a ‘#’ in front of it change the line containing:

• $panel  –to–
• #$panel

that will prevent the panel from running .When you want to re-enable panel , just remove the # from that line.