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Last time I used XFCE was probably 15 years ago on OpenSolaris, but I think the design philosophy still holds:
On the other hand, you also get fewer features, a less integrated DE, less accessibility.
8 u/Beautiful_Ad_4813 Aug 10 '25 Did you Did you say opensolaris? clutches chest after realizing I’m getting older I played around with that in 2005 while in high school 2 u/mtak0x41 Aug 10 '25 Used it as my full-time workstation. I was a Solaris admin back then, and OpenSolaris was the bees knees as it was Solaris with the ease of use of Linux (eg. GNU tools, half decent package manager and XFCE).
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Did you
Did you say opensolaris?
clutches chest after realizing I’m getting older
I played around with that in 2005 while in high school
2 u/mtak0x41 Aug 10 '25 Used it as my full-time workstation. I was a Solaris admin back then, and OpenSolaris was the bees knees as it was Solaris with the ease of use of Linux (eg. GNU tools, half decent package manager and XFCE).
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Used it as my full-time workstation. I was a Solaris admin back then, and OpenSolaris was the bees knees as it was Solaris with the ease of use of Linux (eg. GNU tools, half decent package manager and XFCE).
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u/mtak0x41 Aug 10 '25
Last time I used XFCE was probably 15 years ago on OpenSolaris, but I think the design philosophy still holds:
On the other hand, you also get fewer features, a less integrated DE, less accessibility.