Yes - I've been considering using Nautilus within XFCE but, as you
say, too lazy to mess about with it ... Do you have any idea what the
underlying window manager is in XFCE? I know that Gnome (2.x) uses
Metacity (and has used Swordfish/Sawfish and Enlightenment in the
past), and that LXDE uses OpenBox (or is that BlackBox?), but don't
know what the deal is with XFCE ...

Is it just me, or should Zenwalk morally be using Enlightenment as a
window manager?

I think my biggest problem with the other file managers, is that I'm
simply comfortable with Nautilus ... when I ditched KDE (loved KDE3,
don't like KDE4), I was sad to lose Konqueror (you can keep Dolphin
... but that's probably for the same reason noted above), but
persevered with Nautilus until I got used to it as Konqueror is
unlikely to be as efficient in a non-native environment ... Never
particularly liked RoxFiler - even in Puppy ...