Dear LXDE Developers,
I've been running LXDE on the desktop for years (via a Lubuntu distribution)
and I'm happy with it.
I want to build a separate home server box and put a lightweight, reasonably
secure desktop manager on it.
(I know it's a best practice to not put any desktop manager on a server box for
maximum security, but I prefer a little more GUI help than just the shell.)
So in the aspect of security, I was comparing LXDE with XFCE.
I see that the XFCE has used the Coverity static code analysis tools to check
that they don't have any suspect code - according to Coverity.
https://scan.coverity.com/projects/xfwm4
https://scan.coverity.com/projects/xfce4-session
Why doesn't the LXDE team also take advantage of Coverity to make sure it's as
securely-programmed as possible?
Thanks.
Scott Langley
slang...@fredhutch.org
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