welcome @palnik
Hi,
Pretty cold where you are!
Welcome to the warmth of EnOS forum!
Thank you all and well-being!
Cleaning up my desktop:
The wallpaper:
Which DE are you running, I like your dock!
Also wondering with what command do you get the terminal output everyone is showing here�
Thanks!
Type in neofetch
If that doesnât work,sudo pacman -Syu neofetchand then try again.
Plasma (KDE) with a customized Latte Dock.
Not a full desktop - it hasnât changed that much from the last time - but here are a couple of alternative monitoring options with conky(wx) that I am trying to decide between:
and
@freebird54 I really like the Conkyâs. Is Conky(wx) a fork of Conky? I am thinking of adding a Conky to my desktop again, and I like the look of both of them. Would you be willing post or PM me the Conky config file you are using so I can experiment around with it?
Thanks!
Mark
Conky is what it is (and improving slowly). Conkywx is a âtoolkitâ for conky, if you will - a widget system for use with conky - written in lua, mainly + scripting + perl. The specific monitoring setup you saw there is a new widget variation just added to conkywx - I am not sure if the the version in the AUR has it yet.
Conky requires a fair bit of setting up (or borrowing) to get what you want - and scripting of sorts to get exactly what you want. Iâd be happy to help - but a lot of thiongs are rather machine hardware specific (nVidia, or not for instance - Intel or not - certain chipsets in laptops or not - you get the idea. There lots of little tutorials, and some humongous threads about it (such as on ubuntuforums, where I started) some of which comfortably exceed 20,000 posts!
Thanks for the information. I am very familiar with Conky, and have played around with Conky in the past. The first time was in 2003 on Mandrake Linux 9.1. One of the first things I did was make a âcustomâ version of one of the default themes. I have not done anything with it recently because I was trying to settle down to a distro. Now that I am happy with my Arch install and KDE, it is time to âscratch that Conky itchâ again.
Another desert, another icon theme, another terminal. The rest still the same. Thatâs the way I like it.
if i no use i3 / other WMâs . I would use Gnome as well 
it just nice + wayland work good on Pinebook Pro 
so i will try gnome and sway
It shouldnât at my age, but my lock screen makes me very happy!
@anon75994754 Iâve seen that on youtube, and also running neofetch/screenfetch when the term launches, same as you have. I need to find out how to do thatâŚ
Shjim
# ~/.bashrc
#
# If not running interactively, don't do anything
[[ $- != *i* ]] && return
alias ls='ls --color=auto'
PS1='[\u@\h \W]\$ '
#COMMANDS CREATED INSIDE /ETC/BASH.BASHRC FILE
# USING ANSI COLORS
STOP="\e[0m"
Purple="\e[35m"
White="\e[37m"
Red="\e[31m"
Cyan="\e[36m"
LightRed="\e[91m"
printf "${LightRed}"
figlet -f small -c -k " Shjim "
printf "${Purple}"
figlet -f small -c " -------- "
printf "${Cyan}"
figlet -f small -c -k " EOS - ARM "
printf "${STOP}"
neofetch
you can change bashrc file ( that a simple one to show you how )
so it look
so you could say this 
#Shjim
# ~/.bashrc
#
# If not running interactively, don't do anything
[[ $- != *i* ]] && return
alias ls='ls --color=auto'
PS1='[\u@\h \W]\$ '
#COMMANDS CREATED INSIDE /ETC/BASH.BASHRC FILE
# USING ANSI COLORS
STOP="\e[0m"
Purple="\e[35m"
White="\e[37m"
Red="\e[31m"
Cyan="\e[36m"
LightRed="\e[91m"
printf "${LightRed}"
figlet -f small -c -k " EndeavourOS "
printf "${Purple}"
figlet -f slant -c " ARM "
printf "${Cyan}"
figlet -f slant -c -k " ROCKS"
printf "${White}"
figlet -f small -c -k " Thanks-DEVS "
printf "${STOP}"
neofetch
lot more âŚ
I mean, isnât a video even cooler! KDE 