One more interesting fact, though: it looks like removing the config file performs a harder reset and Xfconf then pulls the Xfce defaults (which don't have a lot of shortcuts), not Xubuntu ones, even in a Xubuntu session.
One more interesting fact, though: it looks like removing the config file performs a harder reset and Xfconf then pulls the Xfce defaults (which don't have a lot of shortcuts), not Xubuntu ones, even in a Xubuntu session.