to check the file: sha512sum -c endeavouros-devel-CE-2021.02.22-x86_64.iso.sha512sum
So feel free to test it on real hardware or inside a VM best will be to use qemu based one as Virtualbox have some issues with sway and wayland in general. (virtmanager or Gnome-Boxes)
To start installing Sway Community Edition you have to choose the new Button on Welcome App, it will only work if you are connected to internet and if you do NOT choose Nvidia Driver boot option from booting the ISO:
To give us the logs we need: cat ~/endeavour-install.log | eos-sendlog from Live Environment or: cat /var/log/Calamares.log | eos-sendlog from installed system.
both will pastebin the install log and give out a short URL you can post here.
If you find anything not working as it should or you have improvements also.
Mouse needs to be unplugged and plugged back in to work-every boot.
Clicking the keyboard icon in waybar does not bring up the keybindings.
The power button-log out menu on way bar does not work. Click has no return.
Volume icon on waybar does not react to scroll for volume changes. Click still enables pulse settings.
I have to dig into it. I have had problems like this all along testing. It’s related to my hardware I think. I am doing another install tomorrow on different hardware.
endeavouros-devel-CE-2021.02.22-x86_64.iso
Bare metal install. AMD Ryzen 5 3600G CPU with built in Vega graphics, on B450 motherboard. NVME Samsung 970 Evo Plus - 256 GB. TV with 1360 X768. Erase no hibernation.
INSTALL
I somehow missed where you select a browser, ended up with none. Easy fix.
With 1360X768 resolution, the bottom of one window was behind the bottom panel. I had to go to panel configs and hide the panel as I couldn’t resize the window. I don’t remember which window, but I will duplicate it and insert the image as an Edit.
Post install
Mouse worked fine. First time I logged in, had to unplug and plug in the USB keyboard. Then it worked. Note than I have the keyboard and mouse plugged into a USB hub. So that could be the problem. Subsequent log out and log in and keyboard was OK.
From what little I know about Sway, everything worked including WiFi 5.1
All in all, everything went well in post install.
EDIT:
here is the window that was too tall for 1360X768. I could change the width of the window, but not the height. That put the buttons bspwm sway and Cancel behind the bottom panel.
I had to Right click on the panel, go to panel preferences and change “automatically hide the panel” to “intelligently”. Then if I was fast I could click on Sway.
The second time I saw where to choose a browser. Blew right by it the first time.
Installed Sway on qemu and no mouse. Can’t get around…
Edit: Tried Bspwm and i get Sway again and mouse doesn’t work. Is only Sway available currently and don’t know what to do with the mouse issue on qemu.
That is a yad problem. It has been reported to the yad dev already in October and (an experimental) workaround in the source code is known, but for an unknown reason it hasn’t been fixed yet.
It’s the hardware. Either your mouse or your laptop unfortunately. Plugging in it and out will work but that can get annoying. There’s no issue about this on the sway issuses but I know @Pudge and @BONK both reproduced it seems log-in/out and rebooting (three times ) solved some of it.