Im looking forward to installing endeavour os, but i have a question i dont like xfce much, i like KDE but will it come prethemed like xfce?
Also is there any offline iso available for other environments?
Im looking forward to installing endeavour os, but i have a question i dont like xfce much, i like KDE but will it come prethemed like xfce?
Also is there any offline iso available for other environments?
No.
Xfce is EnOSâ flagship desktop environment and as such comes pre -configured/-themed.
You will get only Vanilla âeditionsâ of the other DE:s when you choose the online installation.
welcome to EnOSâ forum
Welcome! @pebcak covered everything. Thereâs one .iso - all DEâs and the only offline option is xfce, everything else comes with a wallpaper and no other theming. We keep it minimal here, itâs your computer - your way.
ok then ill just install xfce
Thatâs an odd choice if you donât like xfce. . .
If youâre not installing KDE because of internet restrictions - just be aware that once you install xfce offline - you will likely have a huge update that probably wonât be a whole lot less than if you installed KDE online anyway. The offline xfce doesnât come with any more or less software - itâs ONLY themed, so youâll still need to download whatever programs you intend to use, which also wonât save you MBâs. . . . Just fair warning.
You could theme up your KDE exactly as you want.
I guess what you need is endeavouros-theming
package and then do it âmanuallyâ through the settings of your DE.
$ pacman -Ss endeavouros-theming
endeavouros/endeavouros-theming 6.5-1
Default EndeavourOS background images and icons for all different DE
I have speculated that this might make for a âcommunity editionâ project in the future⌠that some experts in the other DEs might develop EnOS theming settings as starting points for further customization - and then they should be âquick installableâ. I wonder if any of those experts out there are interested (Share your desktop suggests there might be).
I am afraid I canât help there - I have happily imbibed the XFCE KoolAid
Except for i3wm, but its not your normal DE, its a tiling window manager.
I suppose that is true.
But i3. . . doesnât really have anything if you donât theme it. Itâs not a DE - Itâs just a template.
Yes, but on the live iso they have the eos theme click box which makes the polybar and keybindings themed plus a couple of settings like gaps, and installs a couple of neat packages. Vanilla i3 is quite barebone but fun to configure if you are into it.
Even for me, thatâs kind of a sadistic. Thatâs wayyyy too much effort for me anymore, I surely wouldnât call it âfun.â hahahaha
If you have an hour to spare you can watch and follow along with this video (this guy has a funny talking style )
It will still be minimal but you will have built sort of your own DE. Its not everyones cup of tea, for sure.
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