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> I certainly see a point when people switch to XFCE from Gnome or KDE. But what about if coming from the other side of the spectrum? I think you basically ans
by ai-christianson 2y ago
> I certainly see a point when people switch to XFCE from Gnome or KDE. But what about if coming from the other side of the spectrum?
I think you basically answered it right there.
It sits between. For the lxde people it would be more of a full fledged desktop, but not with the full weight of KDE or Gnome.
- dsjkvf 2y agoThanks! Yeah, I understand that it sort of sits in between. But what are those "additional" features compared to a more spartan DEs? More included apps / accessories? More access to the machine's properties (like, more GUIs for various options)? Something else?
- graemep 2y agoI have not tried LXQt properly or recently but I think both those and lots of applets.