Xfce Live Demo and Xfce Debian Packages

[Benedikt Meurer]

Marcelo Coelho wrote:
> 
>> lot stability and performance issues _because_ of this (useless) 'up 
>> to date' features.
> 
> 
> That's something new to me! I've been using Xorg for the past months and 
> i haven't had a single clitch! And i'm using not very well supported 
> hardware, a notebook with a i810 chipset graphics board. I say Xorg is 
> very fine. And for the user that has cutting-edge hardware, new features 
> are always welcome. And besides that, it has a group of sponsor's that 
> has some value. It has everything to develop great software.

I use Xorg as well, but as already stated, its just another copy of 
XFree86 for _now_.

Anyway, my point was not to blame Xorg. I just wanted to make clear that 
XFree86 served the open source Unix and Linux communities very well for 
more than 10 years now and it is/was great to have XFree86!

> Marcelo Coelho

Benedikt