Well this is odd. The only issue I know of in Cinnamon is to turn of window effects in effects. On virtualbox i run VMSVGA with 3D also. You also can log out and change to software mode so you don’'t get the warning on v-box about graphics drivers.
Edit: I do an install right now take 2 mins.
Congratulations to everyone for the new version
Just a question!
Should this “yay -S eos-apps-info” option be installed in all EndeavorOS flavors?
It’s an Endeavour app, there shouldn’t be a need for yay. And if it’s not a critical app, endeavour wants to be as minimal as possible for the most part.
It’s up to you.
Btw, yay -S works for installing from regular repos as well.
Just as i thought. In V-Box go into settings, display and change to VBoxSVGA and 3D the click okay. Then on the main screen just before you start V-box change down in display also to VBoxSVGA then start V-box. No more white screen. It will save these settings once you boot into it. If you happen to change anything in V-box those settings can revert back if you don’t pay attention.
Same settings as you, my friend. I have 256MB graphics memory with 3D can’t figure out what’s causing this. I just did an offline install to test it’s working out of the box with the same VirtualBox configuration
Ah … will do
I would suggest not. Go into settings and check display because there are two display settings. You have to set the one inside under settings and then you also have to set the one on the main screen.
Yeah, I forgot to set the one out side. I’ll change that and do another install because I erased the first 
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You don’t have to do another install just change both settings. Start v-box.
Edit: When you get to the login screen just fgo to the wrench at the top right corner of the screen. Click on the wrench and change to render in software mode so you don’t get the warning about drivers every time you log in.
I meant I’ve the same v-box but I wiped it and installed XFCE. @Shjim no need I found my fault.
Just did a fresh, encrypted drive XFCE install with no errors or confusion. Well done, thank you.
The problem with using AUR helpers this way is many users fail to distinguish between repo and AUR packages.
They are very different, with very different trust levels, and should be treated separately.
Leave the AUR helpers for the AUR packages, pacman is the best package manager in PenguinLand.
You can. Should you? You can do whatever you want. It’s your computer.
If i were me, that’s what I would do.
Thank you! 
Scrollback in a live environment probably should be unlimited, given you are either using it to install or troubleshoot a system.
I use yay a lot myself.
