Re: I think we need a discussion

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On Mon, Aug 29, 2011 at 20:34, Peter G. <pgueckel@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> the most evolved being xfde and lxde.

XFDE is a nice lightweight desktop environment. LXDE on the contrary
is user-hostile when you attempt to customize it. I've recently tried
changing from XFDE to LXDE due to alleged lower memory footprint and
found the user-hostile configuration and under-developed features too
big of an annoyance. I'm going back to XFDE. LXDE lists for instance a
"Trash can" as something in its "to do" list. How inmature is a
desktop environment without a trash can functionality? (I just mention
one that comes to mind, there are countless other shortcomings in LXDE
that I ran across that are inexcusable in 2011)...

FC
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