To be fair, Xubuntu is also not very good in terms of consuming RAM by
default. The live CD has lots of GNOME dependencies and applications, meaning
it is just a bit bloated. If you want to see Xfce really shine (if memory is
an issue as your post seems to suggest), try the Debian Xfce Live CD, from
the "testing" distribution. It is really easy to use but without the baggage
Canonical put in Xubuntu.
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