After the release of Unity and Gnome Shell, XFCE gained more popularity, fans and support for being the reliable ???traditional??? desktop environment. Fast, modern, mature, light and beautiful, XFCE is naturally becoming the default DE on big distributions like Debian.
This week we meet Nick Schermer for a quick interview about the present and future development situations and plans of the XFCE project.
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