Today I tried to make a sreenshot and this wasn’t working. There was no default screenshot application installed with my KDE desktop. I had to install it myself. Should this application not be installed by default?
Well, there’s a plethora of screenshot tools like Kazam, Shutter and Flameshot to mention a few, and people tend to use their own favourite.
Hence there are going to be a lot of people uninstalling and then installing what they want. It didn’t take that long to install Spectacle, right? 
KDE Plasma has a rep of being overly bloated, so I personally think it’s a good thing to keep it as lean as possible.
No it was easy to install and set up. I was using KDE Neon before and there it was installed by default. So here I was thinking that I did something wrong with the installation of EndeavourOS with de KDE desktop.
Then I understand. Neon comes with the full Plasma install. There are a few more options when it comes to installing Plasma on an Arch based system.
If you want to read more about it there is a good wiki (scroll down to KDE):
https://endeavouros.com/docs/pacman/how-to-install-desktop-environments-offline-install-users/
I prefer as little as possible and then adding the thing I need.
PS. I’m not suggesting installing Plasma next to Plasma. DS.
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Thank you for this link.
Just added it to installed packages should be there per default, and this one is the default kde tool
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Wow that’s impressive.