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Unity was never there to stop you using xfce4, so I'm not sure why removing it is 'too late'. Xubuntu predated Unity by several years. The various desktop flavo
by stubish 9y ago
Unity was never there to stop you using xfce4, so I'm not sure why removing it is 'too late'. Xubuntu predated Unity by several years. The various desktop flavours are alternatives, not competing forks, even if the one you prefer isn't the default. One of the reasons Ubuntu succeeded is that it supported both Gnome and KDE, even if Gnome happened to be the default, and Xubuntu brought even more users.