Xfce 4.12 Documentation
This website provides user documentation for the latest stable version of the Xfce desktop environment. Go to Xfce 4.10 for the previous version.
Getting Started
- Getting Started with Xfce – Starting point for anyone who wants to use Xfce
- Frequently Asked Questions – General questions relating to Xfce and their answers
- Troubleshooting – Known problems and their solutions
- Building Xfce – Instructions on how to compile Xfce from source
- How to Contribute – Detailed information for new contributors
Documentation for Xfce Applications
Core Modules
- Application Finder (xfce4-appfinder) – Application to quickly run applications and commands
- Desktop Manager (xfdesktop) – Configure the desktop background image, icons, launchers and folders
- Helper Applications (exo) – Manage preferred applications and edit .desktop files
- File Manager (thunar) – The fast and easy to use file manager for the Xfce Desktop
- Xfce Panel (xfce4-panel) – Application launchers, window buttons, applications menu, workspace switcher and more
- Power Manager (xfce4-power-manager) – Manage power sources and power consumption of devices
- Session Manager (xfce4-session) – Save the state of your desktop and restore it on the next startup
- Settings Manager (xfce4-settings) – The Settings daemon which persists many Xfce settings
- Window Manager (xfwm4) – Handles the placement of windows on the screen
- Configuration Storage System (xfconf) – D-Bus-based configuration storage system
Applications
- Terminal Emulator (xfce4-terminal) – Terminal emulator for the Xfce desktop
- Image Viewer (ristretto) – Image viewer for the Xfce desktop
- Screenshot application (xfce4-screenshooter) – Take screenshots of your Xfce desktop
- Media player (parole) – Media player for the Xfce desktop
- Notification service (xfce4-notifyd) – Notification service for the Xfce desktop
- File Search Utility (catfish) – a versatile file search utility for the Xfce desktop
As well check the list of recommended applications for more light-weight applications, recommended by Xfce users.
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