>bug free
>screen tearing to discourage people who buy bad hardware
>minimal memory usage
>tiling by snaping windows to left right or corner of the screen
>you chose linux cause you wanted to customize everything, right?
>the most customizable desktop environment
>come home autist
Bug free
Michael Garcia
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Jason Ortiz
I love this DE.
Anthony Brown
who are you quoting?
Bentley Allen
for me it's xubuntu
Caleb Morales
Boys use xubuntu 18.04. Men use xubuntu 16.04.
Landon Sullivan
I see you're using shfckee...
John Wood
I'm happy with WindowMaker. The comfyness and ease of use of a DE with the lightweightness of a WM.
Wyatt Anderson
>screen tearing to discourage people who buy bad hardware
It tears on ALL hardware.
Jacob Brooks
Works on my machines.
Christian Stewart
this all applies to mate besides the screen tearing part since it actually has a working compositor
Jacob Williams
>use registry cancer to store configs
if they doesn't do this i would switch to it right now
Blake Scott
this is the massive downside with the desktop. not many options are shown in the regular settings. it's not gnome level but it's still somewhat limited. you have to dig around in dconf to really be able to customize the desktop. I don't know why they choose to show some of them and not all
Thomas Kelly
You only get screen tearing if you are too stupid to set up compton and disable the native compositor
James Evans
One of my instructors pronounced it "ecks-faiss." According to the wiki page, you're just supposed to say the letters.
Jason Nguyen
"ecks-feces"
Elijah Perry
yeah but you can't make more than one dock in multiple different virutal desktops mate, resize it, change the buttons on the dock however you want, and add your own buttons that do custom things.
Aaron Barnes
x fssssss
John Perez
It's trash. I used to use it before I discovered AmiWM, Worker, and NEdit along with other basic utilities.
Intel iGPUs have a tear free option you need to enable manually in an Xorg configuration file. This fixes the issue forever on all desktops or window managers.
XFS is best FS.
Tyler Reyes
Radeon teared for me but was easily fixed by editing xorg config. amdgpu never teared at all for me.
Carter Wright
>actually using any window composition whatsoever
enjoy your input lag retard
David Jackson
>crash when copying files
Wyatt Nelson
xfce is nice, but I hate what have they done to the xfce-goodies.
The weather applet is ruined.
Blake Bennett
Can it run KDEConnect?
Adrian Sullivan
anything can run KDE connect
just install KDE connect and the KDE connect indicator
Grayson White
>>screen tearing to discourage people who buy bad hardware
I thought xfce was supposed to be lightweight, for toasterfags
Anthony Price
>>screen tearing to discourage people who buy bad hardware
is this supposed to be a feature?
Lucas Gomez
He's talking about Nvidia cards.
Adam Mitchell
You need a shit load of KDE dependencies.
Evan Smith
I get screen tearing with intel GPU as well.
Justin Green
Does anyone know what's new in the new version and when it's released?
Benjamin Gonzalez
>screen tearing
Xfce 4.13pre1 doesn't have that problem
Liam Parker
why are you using it if you do not know how to config it
Asher Martinez
the Tear Free option does fix tearing on intel gpus
but at the same time it introduces other issues (i.e. flickering, input lag, stuttering)
Camden Brooks
around August 11th
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Owen Morales
Correct. But you can.
Zachary Walker
love this DE