The XFCE is one of the lightweight desktop environments for X Windows systems. This desktop environment can run on low CPU resources while giving the best performance. It is also preferred due to its simplicity and ease of use.
This video will share the ways that will help you How to customize your Xfce Desktop to look better. This customizes uses Endeavour OS with Xfce 4.16 series.
You can apply this customize on most popular linux distributions with Xfce desktop 4.16 as the default desktop, such as Manjaro Linux Xfce Edition, Arch Linux with Xfce desktop, Debian with Xfce Desktop, Gentoo with Xfce Desktop, Feren OS Xfce Edition, Fedora Spin Xfce edition and OpenSUSE Leap With Xfce edition, MX Linux Xfce edition, Arco Linux Xfce edition, Linux Mint Xfce Edition.
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CHAPTERS OF THIS VIDEO
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00:00 - Intro
00:10 - Final Result
01:44 - Initial Setup
03:54 - Install Theme and Icon packs, Font and Cursors
07:34 - Apply Theme and Icon packs, Font and Cursors
09:41 - Install and Configure Ulauncher
11:44 - Configure Xfce4-panel
15:42 - Install and Configure Conky Lua
19:01 - Install and Configure Glava
20:51 - Install and Configure Picom
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More About Customizing Linux Desktop
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⏯️ KDE Plasma Customization
• KDE Plasma Customization
⏯️ GNOME Shell Customization
• GNOME Desktop Customization
⏯️ Xfce Desktop Customization
• Xfce Desktop Customization
⏯️ Cinnamon Desktop Customization
• Cinnamon Desktop Customization
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