I'm having trouble determining where to add these two commands:setxkbmap latamto set the correct keyboard layout, andxcompmgr -c -C &to enable transparency.Before installing SLiM, I used this recommendation, and it worked, but it stopped working afterwards.I tried adding it to ~/.xinitrc, like shown below:#!/bin/sh## ~/.xinitrc## Executed by startx (run your window manager from here)if [ -d /etc/X11/xinit/xinitrc.d ]; then  for f in /etc/X11/xinit/xinitrc.d/*; do    [ -x $f ] && . $f  done  unset ffiexec setxkbmap latamexec xcompmgr -c -C &exec startxfce4But this seemed to crash it, and it just froze before starting XFCE4 (after logging in). I also tried using this recommendation from the Arch Wiki, but it didn't seem to do anything.Any recommendations? Note that I'd like these commands to be the default setting for all users that log into xfce4.
Where to put commands to run when X starts with SLiM
x11;login;slim
I think here:exec setxkbmap latamexec xcompmgr -c -C &exec startxfce4You'd have better luck with:setxkbmap latamxcompmgr -c -C &exec startxfce4exec replaces the shell that was receiving input, which makes sense for starting a graphical environment (so that it will receive the input), but not much sense for the other two.