Prominent features of Xubuntu 15.10 include the inclusion of the Xfce4 Panel Switch, which users can use for backing up and restoring Xfce panels. The tool comes with five different preset panel layouts. Moreover, as you can see from the screenshot tour attached at the end of the article, there’s now Greybird accessibility icons for the window manager and a brand-new wallpaper.
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