The 5 Best Xfce - based Linux Distributions
I’ve been talking a lot about window managers and desktop environments. Nowadays most major distros simply go for KDE or GNOME, but it is not very common to see a distro use XFCE. This is a very sleek and useful little desktop environment, which provides great GTK compatibility and increases speed. Today we’ll take a quick look at which distros you should choose if you wish to have an instant Xfce experience.
Don’t be lazy, try Xfce out and see if it fits your needs. I assure you, if you find all the apps you need, you’ll never look back.
Linux Mint - XFCE Community Edition
I’m not a freedom hater. Sometimes I just don’t have the time to fiddle with the settings, download plugins & codes or to recompile something. Linux Mint has won my attention a long time ago. Only recently have I noticed that there is a number of derivative ‘community editions’ available. All the Ubuntu goodness, combined with excellent out-of-the-box performance and Xfce. Everything I’ve been asking for in one ISO. Full of win.
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