User-Agent: Opera/9.02 (X11; Linux i686; U; en) Build Identifier: Personally, I allways liked structural, neat and clean applications. Not only in design, architectural and other cases, but also in such things like storage of config files. It is really not good when application makes a dump of .* files/folders in your home directory. It would be MUCH better to have a .xfce directory in home, instead of .cache, .config, .themes and probably others. User could allways know, that it is enought to copy/backup one directory on some system changes. They could allways know, that they could find all configs in a one, .xfce, directory and go to modify them. And finally, they could see some of cleanness when typing ls -la ~. It is more political decision, rather than technicall, and of course, it is only an XFce team prerogative. Please consider this. Reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: -
Xfce try to implement FreeDesktop standards which recommends the layout you don't like. See http://www.freedesktop.org/wiki/Standards for more info.
Well, that is a strong argument. I can only agree. Thanks.
Moving invalid bugs to the /dev/null product.