Is there a Qt equivalent of XFCE? (slrpnk.net)

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was just a quick question – on the GTK side of things, we have the progression of LXDE → XFCE → Gnome – but on the Qt side of things, with LXQT → ??? → Plasma, there’s kind of a missing middle option?

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[-] [email protected] 7 points 11 months ago

There are a few not-so-popular-yet options for QT based desktops out there.

I think LXQT fills the role of XFCE well.

And for an LXDE equal thing you could look at something like PaperDE or even DesQ although they are very early days still.

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