Whether it be to solve a problem or to contribute in any way, the Xfce communities are a good place to get help or to share your ideas. You might also want to have a look at the communities of the different distributions which provide Xfce.
If you have a problem that you cannot resolve, you might want to try asking a question in our IRC channel #xfce on irc.freenode.net. The channel has several active users. It is recommended that you consult the documentation about your problem before asking your question.
NOTE: In order to post to these lists, you must first subscribe.
| List | Description |
|---|---|
| xfce | Discussion list for users of Xfce. |
| xfce-announce | Announcements of new versions of Xfce and related projects. |
| xfce-advocacy | This mailing list is used as a point of contact for people interested in promoting Xfce. |
| xfce-i18n | To coordinate the translation of Xfce into new languages. See also the translations page. |
| xfce-i18n-de | To coordinate the German translation of Xfce. |
| xfce4-dev | A mailing list for developers of Xfce. |
| xfce4-commits | To be notified of Xfce commits (including goodies and other modules). |
| goodies-dev | Xfce Goodies development discussion. |
| xfce-bugs | E-mail address for general Xfce bugs. Bugs should be reported and discussed in the bug tracker. |
| thunar-dev | A mailing list for development of the Thunar file manager. |
| xfce-foundation | A mailing list for information and questions about the Xfce foundation. |
For users who prefer forums, the Xfce Forum is the place to be. Active contributors will be able to help you, but please do not use it for bug reports.
The Identi.ca Xfce group will allow you to get in touch with many Xfce users and to get the latest Xfce news.