ROFL well - I found that just copying back the config brings it up pretty quickly.
Itâs interesting to see always how excited people get⌠though I can understand if thereâs a major new function⌠Less exciting for me, as a mouse user, Iâm waiting for Wayland to take away the mouse gestures I enjoy in x11.
Fedora is a very attractive alternative to Arch, for being pretty well updated but also for being stable. If I werenât so over-the-top with customizing Iâd probably give it a spin.
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It misses the best part of the sketch where he drops the Reliant in a lake! 
Same here! Just learnt Linux and Manjaro, never had any issue with Manjaro but I wanted something more challenging having 0 clue about linux I move to EndeavourOS best thing I ever done! Not as complicated than Arch but not as easy than Manjaro! Welcome
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So even Fedora has got 5.25⌠Damn⌠never thought Iâd have to compare Manjaro( a rolling release) to Kubuntu( Well⌠Ubuntu based release cycle) smhâŚ
Tbh I miss the nifty Manjaro settings manager that letâs us install kernels and language packs. It also integrates well with KDE system settings.
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Doesnât work all that well just copying the .zshrc over. Manjaroâs zshrc sources a slew of things installed at the system level, none of which are installed by default in EndeavourOS.
To pull it over I had to nab master-zsh-config-master from git, then hacked the PKGBUILD script to run the few commands needed to install it outside of pacman because I couldnât noodle out making it a package proper.
YES! That, too. That was so nice.
Also, if memory serves, Manjaro had sensible settings for Samba. Or was it Ubuntu? Anyway.
Install Samba on âthat other distroâ˘â, right click on directory I want to share, go to share tab, enable sharing, done.
Install Samba on EOS (and probably Arch, too), do the above steps, âYou donât have permission to share this directory.â Check Sambaâs directory in /etc, 0 configs present. Check the Arch Wiki and remember why I hated poking at Samba by hand. Still havenât gotten it to work. 
You donât need no stinkinâ Samba if youâre not using windoze.
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It looks complicated but the steps are straightforward, https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Samba#Enable_Usershares
VLC on Android accesses files on server via what protocol again? WOMP WOMP.
That does not enable what I had previous. This was in KDE, right click on ANY directory in my home, I can share it via Samba.
Really? Itâs the current year!
What, you expect someone with Linux on his gaming rig to have an iOS tablet? Please.
What? God no!
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Nope. Just tried it again. Having your user in the sambashare doesnât do squat. Unless I need to restart KDE afterwards. Itâs just a hot mess for something which is so expected.
