Are you sure that’s possible? Not sure you can boot EOS. I see you need a special Linux distro for that: https://www.pcgamer.com/developers-finally-get-linux-running-on-an-apple-m1-powered-mac/ Looks like an uphill battle to me.
KDE is nearly perfect. The only things I need to do anymore are as touchegg for GNOME 40 style gestures for virtual desktops. . .
And I’m begging you please make a way to center my calendar on the taskbar like in Cinnamon! I’m pleading with you. I’d sacrifice my first born child to the Gods for it. Out of OCD I adjust that stupid Calendar every day as the date changes to be more centered.
Otherwise, KDE is feature complete to me.
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Multi-monitor is still buggy as hell; and Wayland is still not, ahem, feature complete with xorg.
I have one monitor and use x11 not Wayland. . .
For me, it’s nearly feature complete!! Hurray!
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I use two identical monitors, and KDE is flawless in that regard.
I don’t use Wayland because it does not let me use xeyes. Until someone comes up with an xeyes alternative that works on Wayland, I consider Wayland to be completely unusable, regardless of the DE. So, at the moment, I don’t care about feature-completeness of KDE on Wayland.
One has to have priorities in life: xeyes > feature-complete KDE on Wayland
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Reminds me somehow of :
We are dwarfs to fall in love with
Live far from the light of day
We are driven by the greed for gold
And don’t like pointy ears
Small, compact, stout of stature
We love mead and we forge metal
In comparison to our manhood
We drink the barley juice
Bearded, broad and well-fed
Born to fight in the belly of the mountain
Battle dwarf
I am a battle dwarf
And when we sing of war
Hop smoothie is consumed
To make the throats ring loud
And compensate for lack of size
You won’t find any female dwarves here
They wear beards too, that’s hereditary with us
In comparison to our manhood
We drink the barley juice
Bearded, broad and well-fed
Born to fight in the belly of the mountain
In comparison to our manhood
Let us drink the barley juice
Bearded, broad and well-fed
Born to fight in the belly of the mountain
Battle dwarf
I am a fighting dwarf
Fighting dwarf
I am a fighting dwarf
Translated with www.DeepL.com/Translator (free version)
Scnr
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I’m using gnome/wayland and it’s working nice for me, I’m using only one monitor
I miss flameshot only…
All installed apps in my system:
hunspell-pt-br
samsung-unified-driver
firefox-i18n-pt-br
thunderbird-i18n-pt-br
jq
wireguard-tools
qbittorrent
hexchat
telegram-desktop
dia
wireshark
putty - replaced by screen
htop
woeusb 5.1.2-1
snapper
snapper-gui-git
snapper-rollback
brave-bin
mpv
gnome-calculator
handbrake
streamlink
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I’m not using Gnome …ever! 
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I came from XFCE, moved to Gnome and it was a smooth switch… one day I may try KDE 
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My guess here is another 2 to 3 years of development before there is something truly usable for an M1 mac consumers. Makes you wonder if AMD and Intel will have a new kind of ARM chip.where they will support a coventure with the Linux community.
I’m actually waiting for RISC-V to make a break-thru. ARM is proprietary. RISC-V is opensource.
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You can wait for at least 5 to 10 years to see happen.
If you are already on Gnome 41 and have ended up with a broken dash-to-panel (in case you use it of course), here is what you can do to install a working git version:
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Remove the “old” one from within the Extension app
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Somewhere appropriate in your home directory open a terminal and run the following commands:
git clone https://github.com/home-sweet-gnome/dash-to-panel.gitcd dash-to-panelmake install -
Log out and back in
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Launch the Extension app and enable dash-to-panel
Enjoy your Gnome 41!
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It’s in [testing]!
:hype:
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I wont partake myself but i know a lot of arch + gnome users are shall we say ‘keen’
https://archlinux.org/groups/x86_64/gnome/
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Been using it for a good month faultless.
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the ‘unstable’ repo that popped up?
the irony now it that 41.1 is out lol
Arch always releases at the .1 release that is the 1st stable release not beta 41 was the beta.
in testing for the moment
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And it works. Migration was ok. I have 3 extensions (appindicator, gsconnect, weather in menu) and no crashes at all.
Well, let’s wait to see if problems are going to happen and when.
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