Thanks for the Traveling Typewriter font suggestion.
I also love and use Erikas Farbband by Peter Wiegel.
Does Espanso work well on EOS? Seeing you having the Wayland version.
anydesk-bin 7.0.0-1
cinnamon-sounds 1.8.9-1
flutter-common 3.29.2-3
flutter-engine-common-google-bin 3.29.2-1
flutter-engine-linux-google-bin 3.29.2-1
flutter-material-fonts-google-bin 3.29.2-1
flutter-sky-engine-google-bin 3.29.2-1
flutter-target-linux 3.29.2-3
flutter-tool 3.29.2-3
geany-plugin-preview 0.1.2-1
hw-probe 1.6.6-1
ibus-autostart 1.3-1
idjc 0.9.9-1
jellyfin-media-player 1.12.0-3
libpamac-aur 11.7.3-2
libshout-idjc 2.4.6.r1-1
lightdm-settings 2.0.7-1
pamac-aur 11.7.2-3
quickemu 4.9.7-1
quickgui 1.2.10-1
v4l-utils-git 1.28.1.r130.g2a91a869-1
(Quickgui brought too many deps, it will go again. System not yet fully set up.)
> [sermor@sermor-eospc ~]$ pacman -Qm
aeskulap 0.2.2beta2+r8+ge710562-1
bbe 0.2.2-3
bottles 2:51.21-2
brave-bin 1:1.77.101-1
btrfs-assistant 2.1.1-1
btrfsmaintenance 0.5.2-1
circle-flags 2.7.0-1
epson-inkjet-printer-escpr 1.8.6-1
epson-printer-utility 1.2.2-1
epsonscan2 6.7.70.0-3
epsonscan2-non-free-plugin 1.0.0.6-4
etcher-bin 2.1.0-2
gpu-viewer 3.12-1
heroic-games-launcher 2.16.1-1
hypnotix 4.9-1
icoextract 0.1.6-1
libglade 2.6.4-9
libpamac-full 1:11.7.3-1
meteo 0.9.9.3-3
octopi 0.17.0-1
os-prober-btrfs 1.83-2
pamac-all 11.7.2-1
pamac-cli 11.7.3-1
patool 4.0.0-1
protonplus 0.4.27-2
protontricks 1.12.1-1
protonup-qt 2.12.0-1
python-cinemagoer 2023.05.01-1
python-fvs 0.3.4-4
python-inputs 0.5-4
python-pathvalidate 3.2.3-1
python-steam 1.6.1-1
python-steamgriddb 1.0.5-4
python-vdf 4.0-2
qt-sudo 2.0.1-1
qt5-singlecoreapplication 2.6_20170914-1
reshade-shaders-git r122.e3c61ba-1
snapd 2.68.3-1
snapd-glib 1.67.9f327d1-3
ventoy-bin 1.1.05-1
vkbasalt 0.3.2.10-1
vkbasalt-cli 3.1.1-3
whatsapp-for-linux 1.7.0-1
What’s the benefit in installing flutter like this?
beyondallreason-appimage 1.2988.0-3
freeoffice 1224-1
mcomix 3.1.0-1
microsoft-edge-beta-bin 136.0.3240.14-1
viber 23.2.0.3-2
whatsapp-for-linux 1.7.0-1
Flutter (don’t even know what that is) was auto-installed when installing quickgui, a useless frontend to quickemu, hundreds of MB just for one GUI app. I’m just now sitting here removing all that stuff again.
Looks much better now:
anydesk-bin 7.0.0-1
cinnamon-sounds 1.8.9-1
geany-plugin-preview 0.1.2-1
hw-probe 1.6.6-1
ibus-autostart 1.3-1
idjc 0.9.9-1
jellyfin-media-player 1.12.0-3
libpamac-aur 11.7.3-2
libshout-idjc 2.4.6.r1-1
lightdm-settings 2.0.7-1
pamac-aur 11.7.2-3
quickemu 4.9.7-1
v4l-utils-git 1.28.1.r130.g2a91a869-1
Oh okay, I just develop with flutter and I don’t install it from the AUR. Looked into it, I don’t think it offers any benefits to install it from the AUR. It’s even out of date.
btw how easy is to install windows 11 with quickemu?
No idea, I do keep a copy for support but otherwise find no reason to install Windows, since 13 years now. Worked well using VirtualBox, I remember. Guess you’d have to do some tweaks to outsmart their hardware & secure boot lock-in, though.
No problems on KDE plasma here.
Cheers, that’s good to know! Been using Espanso on Mint forever, and of course it should be installed on my new EOS machines, too… 
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I agree, I think it is nice they made a GUI I guess but it seems kind of unnecessary. Quickemu is so simple to use, and the docs are very straightforward if there is an advanced configuration need so I can’t see the GUI bringing much to the table.
It looks to be incredibly easy:
Basically two commands to get started, and then there is a config you can tweak if needed (same as most Quickemu guests).
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I just saw this thread pop up again. So I noticed that my pacman -Qm from 25 days ago is different from today. Yet, I’ve made no changes since then. 
❯ pacman -Qm
bitwarden-bin 2025.4.2-1
dwarfs-bin 0.12.4-1
gearlever 3.2.4-1
httpdirfs 1.2.7-1
klassy-bin 6.3.breeze6.3.5-1
megasync-bin 5.11.1-3
mullvad-vpn-bin 2025.6-1
ttf-ms-win11-auto 10.0.26100.1742-4
upscayl-bin 2.15.0-5
❯
What is the advantage of bitwarden-bin from AUR versus bitwarden from extra?
There was an issue several months ago where Bitwarden from Extra failed logging in, effectively making it useless. AUR bin version worked fine. I guess I never thought about switching back since I’ve had no issues.
OK, understand.
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My latest:
>>> pacman -Qm
javafx-scenebuilder 24.0.0-2
vscodium-bin 1.100.23258-1
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My list keeps growing, unfortunately, while I slowly try to make this a “usable” machine (for me). A few things will go eventually, like pamac-aur, open-adventure , but others will come. Most of my music tools and all LaTeX stuff are still missing.
$ pacman -Qm
anydesk-bin 7.0.0-1
appimagelauncher 2.2.0-9
backintime 1.5.4-1
backintime-cli 1.5.4-1
cinnamon-sounds 1.8.9-1
cp210x-overclock-dkms 0.1-1
espanso-x11-bin 2.2.3-1
geany-plugin-preview 0.1.2-1
gnome-online-accounts-gtk 3.50.6-2
hw-probe 1.6.6-1
ibus-autostart 1.3-1
idjc 0.9.9-1
jellyfin-media-player 1.12.0-3
libpamac-aur 11.7.3-2
libshout-idjc 2.4.6.r1-1
lightdm-settings 2.0.7-1
marktext-bin 0.17.1-2
open-adventure 1.16-3
pamac-aur 11.7.3-1
piper-tts-bin 2023.11.14-1
piper-voices-common 1.0.0-5
piper-voices-de-de 1.0.0-1
piper-voices-en-gb 1.0.0-2
piper-voices-en-us 1.0.0-3
pulsar-bin 1.128.0-1
quickemu 4.9.7-1
timeshift-autosnap 0.9-1
v4l-utils-git 1.28.1.r130.g2a91a869-1
webcamize 1.2.0-2
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