Crashy Thunar has been my only complaint with XFCE so far. I'm glad that it has been fixed!
Thunar is an absolutely gorgeous file manager that does what it should, no less, no more. It embodies the essence of what I like the most about XFCE: it is living proof that simplicity and elegance are compatible with treating your users as adults.
just for the sake of the useless argument, I(ve used Thunar but for me at least, it's quite slow. Somehow Dolphin (kde's file manager) is much better (I use openbox WM and Dolphin is the only KDE component I use regularly)
I found Dolphin clunkier and slower than Thunar when I tried it, but that might have to do with the fact the I was trying to run KDE in a virtual machine. Thanks for the suggestion anyway, I'll give it another go the next time I feel like switching distros.
Thunar is an absolutely gorgeous file manager that does what it should, no less, no more. It embodies the essence of what I like the most about XFCE: it is living proof that simplicity and elegance are compatible with treating your users as adults.