Earlier versions of xfce (3.x?) had a distinctive CDE inspired look and feel. Having become used to CDE from using it on HP-UX at a summer job, I used xfce on m

Earlier versions of xfce (3.x?) had a distinctive CDE inspired look and feel. Having become used to CDE from using it on HP-UX at a summer job, I used xfce on my Linux machine at home for several years. It was a decent UI for the time, though the bar at the bottom used quite a lot of screen real estate on the 15" (?) CRT I had at the time.