I've noticed that sounds are compiled into XFCE for Debian and Arch users (the distributions I've been using lately). However they depend on a few key files being edited and some packages being installed as well as xfce settings manager (https://forum.xfce.org/viewtopic.php?id=8618). This could be because the distributions will not implement the sound features until the entire desktop specification is complete. Of course this is from a user perspective. Maybe all that is needed is to add login and logout sounds to xfce4 session manager. There are many freedesktop specification sound schemes for playing the standard sounds invoked by libcanberra. Perhaps maybe a default XFCE complete sound scheme can be produced. Maybe for the login sound a mouse running in a wheel?
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