Hello from Oregon!

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It’s been long road to get here but I installed Mercury and it was smooth as silk. No issues yet and getting the look and feel to my liking. I’m very pleased to finally say I run Arch you know. I’m nooby learning lots. Good forum :slight_smile:

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Hi and welcome to the forum. You’re clearly doing great and glad you’re up and running.

The community is great and a friendly and knowledgeable bunch of folks here.

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Hello @allewyn and welcome to the :enos:-Forum :rocketa_purple:

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Hi @allewyn, enjoy the ride!

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Welcome fellow Oregonian May your EndeavorOS experience be long and joyful.

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Welcome to the :enos: forum @allewyn :enos_flag:

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Curious. I’m from Oregun too :sunglasses: I wont ask where in Oregon you are from though; anonymity and all…I know. What is the closest river, or lake, to you? Oh, and welcome to the forum :wave:

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Yes----Welcome!!! I’m in the Southern part of the state (Medford area)…good to see you here!!!

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Welcome @allewyn
You have landed on Mercury! It’s a great planet. Lots of purple people here. :laughing:

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IMO it s more of a lavender color. Purple is a bit darker. Actually, the way colors are categorized now a days purple is not even purple anymore.

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I must be color blind. It looks purple to me …or shall i say never purple enough! :rofl:

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@allewyn, welcome to the Purple Family! Enjoy the ride. :purple_heart: :enos_flag:

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Welcome to the forum and the Purple side of Linux!

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I think we can all agree that it’s more purple than yellow.

Also welcome aboard @allewyn

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Welcome aboard, Allewyn! Washingtonian here. Pacific Northwest represent!

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@sempterobit Close to the Rogue River. Hyatt Lake and Lost Lake are equidistant. Thanks for the welcome :slight_smile:

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@UncleSpellbinder I waited until I really wanted to join. Happy now. :smiley:

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Hi, @allewyn , may the purple force be with you.

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Welcome to the beginning of your lifelong Arch adventure! :enos:

Be sure to check out the Arch User Repository, known as the AUR, which has a lot of software packages you can install. I suggest getting an AUR helper, such as paru or yay to help you install packages from the AUR and to keep them up-to-date.

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@jahway603 OK since you brought that up, I’m a nooby to arch and don’t really understand yay, pamac, etc. So, I’m investigating them but have only a couple of commands learned. Also learning Gparted! Thanks :smiley:

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