Corel Linux first launched in 1999, from the same company that at the time owned the WordPerfect word processing software. While it was made to compete with Microsoft's Windows it quickly died off.
XFCE4 keeps adding more and more logind/dbus complexity in every gui they make, that can hardly be built without it. They have made it so systemd-centric it has become hard for systemd-free distributions to support it without hacking it all the time.
The pseudo-systemd-free distros using elogind don’t have much problems with it because 90% of systemd functionality is already available,
LXDE as DEs go, is still “clean” with most of it gtk2 or 3 optional
XFCE4 keeps adding more and more logind/dbus complexity in every gui they make, that can hardly be built without it. They have made it so systemd-centric it has become hard for systemd-free distributions to support it without hacking it all the time.
The pseudo-systemd-free distros using elogind don’t have much problems with it because 90% of systemd functionality is already available,
LXDE as DEs go, is still “clean” with most of it gtk2 or 3 optional
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