I followed the directions to install xRDP from this site (http://ajmatson.net/wordpress/2014/01/install-xrdp-remote-desktop-to-centos-6-5/) When I RDP from Windows -> Linux, I successfully enter username/password, but then I get an empty desktop.  It shows the desktop wallpaper (not actually my wallpaper either -- looks like the default wallpaper for XFCE/CentOS) I'm not sure what I should be seeing at this point.  It doesn't matter if I am already logged in interactively or not. (BTW -- Should I be seeing a new desktop or the same one that I'm logged in with? I imagine that is configurable anyhow.)UPDATE:I confirmed that I am indeed seeing Gnome (The gnome-session command is running) when I login to XRDP instead of startxfce4.  From some searching around, this may be realated to to be a bug in Centos 6.5 wherein CentOS had some code changed that normally would have read from the user's .xsession or .Xclients file.  However, I compared the 6.4 and the 6.5 file and I'm not seeing a difference.Furthermore, this doesn't entirely explain everything.  It's probably OK if Gnome runs instead of XFCE, but why no panels, menus, can't right click, etc?  I experimented with making adjustments to files like the startwm.sh file and the scripts in xinit. This yielded some fruit -- I was able to see a new XFCE desktop, but the adjustments I made seem to be incomplete because the .bashrc file and related scripts failed to execute and it feels hacky.
Empty desktop after installing xrdp on Centos 6.5 with XFCE as window manager
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