This theme for GTK2/3 and xfwm4/emerald/metacity started out on the basis of
Bluebird, but aims at reworking the intense blue tone to a more neutral
grey-ish look that will be more pleasant to look at in everyday use.

This is an internal package that is used to create the patterns as part
of the installation source setup. Installation of this package does
not make sense.

This particular package contains the Xfce patterns.

A screen saver and locker that integrates with the Xfce desktop.

Development branch of upcoming Xfce 4.20

This project builds live images for optical media and USB sticks with Xfce software.

This is where we build and test the latest and unstable release of Xfce Desktop Environment for openSUSE.

In a playful way, a rat is meant to represent the unpolished nature of this release: a rat is scruffy looking compared to a mouse (the cute and beloved mascot of Xfce).

The goal of this project is to test and preview the new software so that bugs can be spotted and fixed ahead of time by contributing upstream.

The software in this repository is from Xfce Git Master Branch thus meant for development and testing only. Its use in production devices is strongly discouraged as the software is likely to have bugs and be unstable.

Catfish is a versatile file search utility for the Xfce desktop, Powered by Python and GTK

Simple Configuration Storage for Xfce

Xfmpc is a lightweight Music Player Daemon (MPD) client application for the
Xfce desktop environment.

This project aims to build VM images and containers using Xfce from GIT master with customized openSUSE settings.

These KVM & Xen and VMWare images use Xfce GIT master (Tumbleweed RAT) with customized openSUSE settings. They are meant for testing Xfce latest builds that will be the future openSUSE Xfce Tumbleweed.

This repository builds Xfce VM images with vanilla/upstream settings. It is meant for Xfce devs who want to build and test software inside a full Xfce environment.

These KVM & Xen images use Xfce GIT master (Tumbleweed RAT) with vanilla/upstream settings on a Tumbleweed base. They are meant for Xfce devs who want to build and test software inside a complete Xfce environment.