Hello, First Time EndeavourOS User

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Welcome aboard @TheLamerLinux
Nice to have some more former Antergos users join us! Hope school is going well for you.

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Thank you. School is doing good. Loved Antergos when it was around and glad that Endeavour keeping it going

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Welcome to the fun :partying_face: :balloon: :tada:

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I’m having fun with all the welcomes. Great community

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Hi and welcome! :enos_flag:
I’m a student using EnOS. Very reliable distro and good community. You’ll certainly like this place. :handshake:

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Welcooome! Enjoy your time here. Beautiful desktop, by the way :wink:

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Thank you

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Thank you.

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welcome

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Thank you

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Honestly really like your desktop. Do you have neofetch setup to autorun when you open Konsole? If so how?

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sudo nano /etc/bash.bashrc

At the end on the line type neofetch

Then save and close

I’m using nano but you can use any text editor

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you no have .bashrc file in home ? better if change thing there ( easy fix if all go bad ) just idea :blush:

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@vanmat running neofetch when you open Konsole is a terrible idea, because it will slow you down significantly. I certainly don’t want to wait two seconds or so every time I open Konsole.

If you really want to do that, here is a little trick. First run this in an interactive shell session:

neofetch > ~/.nfet

It will take a second, but display nothing (it saved the output to a file). Then add

cat .nfet

to your ~/.bashrc so you simply print out that file to the screen.

Loads a million1 times faster… :wink:

Welcome to the forum, @TheLamerLinux!

1That’s a slight exaggeration. Just timed it, it runs about 689 times faster. :frog:

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Thank you

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nice one!

And also from my side welcome here @TheLamerLinux :ship: :enos_flag:

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But don’t forget to update ~/.nfet after system updates :wink:

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As if anyone reads that :rofl:

It’s all about the pretty colours. :star_struck:

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I would probably setup a systemd timer that updated it periodically so it was totally hands off.

Well, technically, I would probably not spam neofetch into every terminal I opened, but if I did, then I would automate the updates. :rofl:

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I’m thinking about a libalpm hook to regenerate a system-wide copy on each system update… :thinking:

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