Xfce 4.4 Beta 1 (4.3.90.1)

Posted by Michael Larabel on April 17, 2006

Xfce, the light-weight *NIX desktop environment that is often placed behind GNOME and KDE, has come out today with its version 4.4 Beta 1 release -- or also titled v4.3.90.1. The Xfce 4.4 branch includes various new tools and most prominently the new Thunar file manager. Significant improvements have also been made to the core Xfce components. The Xfce 4.4 Beta 1 release marks the first new version since the Xfce v4.2.3.2 release in November of last year. More on Xfce Desktop Environment is available from Xfce.

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