I’ve gone rogue, and entered the void, complete with an oddball theming of XFCE that I think you could call ‘divisive’ if you were feeling tactful…
I do like its ruthless efficiency but the struggle it required of someone less knowledgeable like me really emphasised how good the Endeavour tools and documentation are as an addition to arch.
Nothing too impressive, been using EOS for a long time but always on Gnome, minus some KDE experimenting here and there. I’ve reinstalled and transitioned to KDE fully for my main PC where I game.
Icons: Papirus
Terminal: Kitty
Shell: Fish
XFCE satisfaction: you have to take the oddball route [because the default is frightening], and you will automatically pull your hair out because settings are scattered in 67 different places/windows for no reason that anyone explains. that you even got the taskbar dialed in is a testament to your fortitude. I usually trash it except for a 2 inch strip of applets then awkwardly throw plank on top of it.
and I love XFCE.
I just did this same dance with LXDE because apparently my ulcer wasn’t big or bloody enough but that payoff is in the end.
—this is a lot of blah blah blah to say great desktop and man alive what is that crisp, to-the-point icons theme? edit: it was as if my typos gave a times square style concert…
I am a large fan of your wallpaper!
If you’d like I’ll post it here later today when I get on my computer.
I’ve already shown you my EOS desktop, but since I finally booted my secondary machine, you might want to see what’s in it…
I already forgot how much fun Chicago95 was to set up. And the final result is very satisfying.
The icon theme remind me of what you could see 20 years ago. 
Still around, 2.5 years later, with the “let’s test it for a week in the small partition” distro.
It works, it’s minimal but “bloated” just the right amount for me and with standalone openbox.
I mean OPENBOX.
Well… openbox 
and polybar (with all the bells and whistles, like polywins etc.)
That’s all.
The same transparent and blurring behavior as with my dark theme.
Classic breeze icons and the breeze color scheme slightly adjusted.
Light
So, this is XFCE with just a teensy little gtk.css file in ~/.congfig/gtk-3.0 to round out the panels.
(…just because I wanted to see if I could make it look “modern”)
purple heart for the most creative use of their taskbar: the two-inch strips as they should be. Your teensy gtk config looks great, You are making XFCE sexy again.
edit: had to add the word ‘gtk’ for clarity
Truly top notch!
Trying to live in Void 
Void documentation was very poor so I had to relay a lot on Arch and Gentoo wiki. Installer itself was great and fast as f-word.
For those interested, the vertical panels are 32 pixels wide and this is my ~/.config/gtk-3.0/gtk.css file.
.xfce4-panel {
border-bottom-left-radius: 16px;
border-bottom-right-radius: 16px;
border-top-left-radius: 16px;
border-top-right-radius: 16px;
}
Thank you - definitely gonna try this kinda look!
A couple things I learned along the way…
UPDATE: I’ve now discovered that is NOT the cause, it is related to specific GTK themes and has nothing to do with my gtk.css file.
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2) xfce-terminal can not only be launched in drop-down mode, but that mode can be configured independently of normal mode.
