I'll be holding out for that too, Xfce has been my DE since the day that Gnome 2 was forcibly retired. A simple, configurable, responsive, unopinionated, low fu

I'll be holding out for that too, Xfce has been my DE since the day that Gnome 2 was forcibly retired. A simple, configurable, responsive, unopinionated, low fuss DE is essential. There are lots of stubs of news out there on the web that xfce development may head in that direction, potentially moving from xfwm4 to mutter, so fingers crossed. (I am definitely an xorg apologist but ... that's because it does what I need, painlessly. As/when wayland can, I'm good to move, especially if the majority of development is taking place there. We just never quite seem to reach that point.)