New comment by sgn on void-packages repository

https://github.com/void-linux/void-packages/pull/17766#issuecomment-581215263

Comment:
On 2020-01-30 04:22:30-0800, Daniel Kolesa <notifications@github.com> wrote:
> It doesn't matter what xfce does. GLADE from version 3 is meant to
> be modular, and via libgladeui you can access exactly the same stuff

We don't need anything from glade to use glade-generated-UI.

> the designer application does, which includes the plugins. It's just
> wrong to restrict the plugins to the designer itself.

Here is the answer from #xfce
```
  JackFrost | libxfce4ui-glade, if it's like the one in Ubuntu, contains glade/modules/libxfce4uiglade2.so and is for working on Xfce projects in glade itself, when
            | they use xfce-titled-dialog.
        sgn | So, it's for developer of XFCE projects only, and it's not meant for end users, right?
 Bashing-om | sgn: ^^ and " sysop@x1804mini:~$ apt depends libxfce4ui-glade >> Depends: libxfce4ui-2-0 also has a list of dependencies.
  JackFrost | sgn: Unless those end users are developing Xfce. :P
  JackFrost | sgn: Is that the GTK2 or GTK3 one?
```

Anyway, I think a compromised solution may suite your view.
I'll split libgladeui3 as same as Debian and RedHat.
I don't think anyone else would need it, except GTK Designer, themselves.

But, I'll split libxfce4ui-glade out of libxfce4ui.
This libxfce4ui-glade will depend on libgladeui3,
anyone that worry about different UX with designer (which isn't) can install it themselves.
Ubuntu does it that way, Xubuntu is pretty popular and well-tested distribution,
follows their steps look like a sensible choice to me.