Agreed, it would be wonderful for an XFCE version of #!. However, I do understand #!'s focus and mission to develop one really solid environment. Installing XFCE and removing Openbox/Tint is pretty easy, but will take a little time. An alternative for those who would like a XFCE distro (Debian Wheezy based) out-of-the-box experience, I'll suggest a stroll over to SalineOS.
SalineOS 1.3 is now available for download. The latest release brings some updated packages as well as the possibility to change the system language when installing. There are also simpler ways of installing translations for several popular packages. Finally, the user manual is available in Spanish now as well."SalineOS 1.3 images are now available. This p... (read more)
i just ran across this yesterday, and it has everything >i< would expect from a debian+xfce install pre-configured, even the non-free codecs stuff etc. (which is optional). surprisingly slim with the wave theme is the default login manager, which also exactly matches my personal taste:http://www.salineos.com/you may want to check it out & let me know what you think ! :)
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