[XFCE] Mojave Theme on XLibre
I've never been too fond of Wayland, with it's corporate sponsors and project architecture that threatens to kill-off smaller desktops and window managers: hurting one of *NIX's best qualities IMO, it's fragmentation and user-choice.
So, when I heard about the X11 revival effort, [XLibre](https://x11libre.net/), and read that they had a mostly stable release, I switched over.
It's been a drop-in replacement, my package manager (pacman) prompted me that `xorg-xserver` and `xlibre-xserver` would be in-conflict, and thus automatically removed `xorg-*` in favour of `xlibre-*`. Everything else has just worked.
Immediately off-the-bat XLibre has TearFree enabled by default, which improves the feel of the desktop massively. But that's about the only change I can "feel", a lot of the work is under-the-hood with code-cleanup efforts and refactoring.
**System Details:**
- OS: CachyOS
- Kernel: Linux 7.0.3-1-cachyos
- CPU: Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-8665U (8) @ 4.80 GHz
- Memory: 32GB
- WM: Xfwm4 (XLibre)
- WM Theme: Mojave-Dark-solid-alt
- Theme: Mojave-Dark-solid-alt [GTK2/3/4]
- Icons: Mojave-CT [GTK2/3/4]
So, when I heard about the X11 revival effort, [XLibre](https://x11libre.net/), and read that they had a mostly stable release, I switched over.
It's been a drop-in replacement, my package manager (pacman) prompted me that `xorg-xserver` and `xlibre-xserver` would be in-conflict, and thus automatically removed `xorg-*` in favour of `xlibre-*`. Everything else has just worked.
Immediately off-the-bat XLibre has TearFree enabled by default, which improves the feel of the desktop massively. But that's about the only change I can "feel", a lot of the work is under-the-hood with code-cleanup efforts and refactoring.
**System Details:**
- OS: CachyOS
- Kernel: Linux 7.0.3-1-cachyos
- CPU: Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-8665U (8) @ 4.80 GHz
- Memory: 32GB
- WM: Xfwm4 (XLibre)
- WM Theme: Mojave-Dark-solid-alt
- Theme: Mojave-Dark-solid-alt [GTK2/3/4]
- Icons: Mojave-CT [GTK2/3/4]