None of those features were problematic as such (i.e. there's nobody seriously arguing that "you should not be allowed to configure your keyboard to map Caps Lock to Esc or Ctrl," aside from a few strident GNOME people who are thankfully irrelevant to this article about Xfce). They may have been problematic as X11 features specifically, but that is exactly what I meant by "architectural or infrastructure reasons." The proper solution was to migrate those features from the X server to some other part of the DE, not to rip them out entirely and pretend they never existed.
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