Comment by Panzerschrek
6 hours ago
> Which you can't get without modernization
What kind of "modernisation" do you think is necessary for that? XFCE like 12 years ago was already pretty customizable and it remains customizable. Themes, colors, button layouts, some behavior and effects can be changed. XFCE panel allows full customization - I can choose its position, start button logo and text, shortcuts and other elements. It's as flexible as it can be.
XFCE is GTK-based, which is infamous for breaking plugins on some version updates! That includes your panels with "full customization". So you don't have stability, that would require modernization of development practices.
> It's as flexible as it can be
Is it as flexible as allowing users to enable users the OS-wide app interaction ideas described in the blog/video presentation?