After nearly 2 years of development Xfce 4.18 was released a few days ago on December 15th. This release has already been covered in detail by most news websites like OMGUbuntu and others. The detailed changelog can be found on the official Xfce website.
This is a tool for executing some post-installation tasks after a new installation of Ubuntu 22.04 or 22.10. I was going to create a new remix of the Ubuntu ISO but decided to create an installer instead. You can simply execute this installer on a fresh installation of Ubuntu.
It will transform your Ubuntu desktop from this:
This is a tool to de-bloat your Ubuntu installation by removing pre-installed applications and system components. You can use this tool to remove packages for system features that may not be useful for you – such as support for scanners, printers, text-to-speech, error reporting, etc.
