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XFCE really has improved over the last few years. After the Windows 10 debacle I went completely gnu/linux and settled on Manjaro-XFCE as my daily driver... and
by arca_vorago 9y ago
XFCE really has improved over the last few years. After the Windows 10 debacle I went completely gnu/linux and settled on Manjaro-XFCE as my daily driver... and I am loving it, but I do remember XFCE back in the early 2000's, which at the time drove me to KDE.
When I do harder work I tend to drop into awesome, but not everyone can handle a tiling window manager.
- nkkollaw 9y agoI really love it. Lightweight, fast, fully-featured.
- kakarot 9y agoI always dipped between GNOME and KDE because XFCE and LDXE never impressed me, but for the last half-decade of development or so XFCE seems to be doing very well. I've moved all of my systems over to it and couldn't be happier. I would like to use a tiling WM for development but Sway (understandably) still has a long way to go. Not really interested in awesome or i3 at this point with Wayland on the horizon.
- Wildgoose 9y agoThat's good to know - I also tried XFCE in the early 2000s and I couldn't abide it. Always loved LXDE though.