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A good thing about Zorin Lite switching to the Xfce desktop environment, and Peppermint OS switching to the Xfce panel, is this puts some indirect pressure on the Xfce project. Xfce's growing audience can inspire participation in more development. And that helps Linux Lite. ...https://blog.xfce.org/
The Zorin Lite folks might want to consider this as they move to Xfce:
They had a LXDE version that was 'Lite' and I made no comment or distinction. Now that the similarities are a lot closer (XFCE) I'm interested to hear peoples thoughts on both sides of the discussion. There will be the inevitable "what's the difference between to two" online. I always try to view this from the 'new person to linux' shoes, as that's who we target, not existing linux users. What sort of impact does confusion in the distro community have on new people to linux, if any?
From my experience, one of the most confusing things for Windows migrants are the different DEs. I meanwhile tend to not even mention them for quite some time At the end it comes down to features/requirements .... and the X-factor(s).