Welcome aboard @TheLamerLinux
Nice to have some more former Antergos users join us! Hope school is going well for you.
Thank you. School is doing good. Loved Antergos when it was around and glad that Endeavour keeping it going
Welcome to the fun 
I’m having fun with all the welcomes. Great community
Hi and welcome! 
I’m a student using EnOS. Very reliable distro and good community. You’ll certainly like this place. 
Welcooome! Enjoy your time here. Beautiful desktop, by the way 
Thank you
Thank you.
welcome
Thank you
Honestly really like your desktop. Do you have neofetch setup to autorun when you open Konsole? If so how?
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
you no have .bashrc file in home ? better if change thing there ( easy fix if all go bad ) just idea 
@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…
Welcome to the forum, @TheLamerLinux!
1That’s a slight exaggeration. Just timed it, it runs about 689 times faster. 
Thank you
nice one!
And also from my side welcome here @TheLamerLinux 
But don’t forget to update ~/.nfet after system updates
As if anyone reads that 
It’s all about the pretty colours. 
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. 
I’m thinking about a libalpm hook to regenerate a system-wide copy on each system update… 