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Message definition (Proper ~/.xinitrc File)

If you are using the Net Edition of Manjaro or a Community Edition, it can happen that the your <code>~/.xinitrc</code> file is missing parts or contains wrong code.
In this case, your system will show error messages and it will refuse to boot your Desktop Environment. It is even possible that your system is caught in a loop, in which it constantly keeps trying to execute <code>startx</code>.

If you are using the Net Edition of Manjaro or a Community Edition, it can happen that the your <code>~/.xinitrc</code> file is missing parts or contains wrong code. 
In this case, your system will show error messages and it will refuse to boot your Desktop Environment. It is even possible that your system is caught in a loop, in which it constantly keeps trying to execute <code>startx</code>.

If you are using the Net Edition of Manjaro or a Community Edition, it can happen that the your ~/.xinitrc file is missing parts or contains wrong code. In this case, your system will show error messages and it will refuse to boot your Desktop Environment. It is even possible that your system is caught in a loop, in which it constantly keeps trying to execute startx.