Check .xinitrc if TERM or TERMINAL is set. If not, set it to xfce4-terminal
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Thanks, this worked.
You can set i3-sensible-terminal: https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/I3#Terminal_emulator
I have already done that. The issue is that when I am using dmenu or rofi to run the applications it automatically launches with xterm.