When you have a black desk, 2 thinkpads and a phone camera nearby…
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Yep. But I may return there.
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It won’t surprise me. Just get over those mountains and you will be back 
some colours for my PBP Arch install
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update my Dark EOS Arm sway wallpaper… 
sway Edition 
@OdiousImp
edit…
never think it a boot… funny idea you have 
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Should the EnOS boat be RIDING the wave? I’d hate to see it swamped 
(not meant seriously - looks good!)
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I like my desktop preferably unexcited
Since most of the current themes are either dark ones or use the kvantum engine (I don’t like to fiddle around with it) I slightly modified this decent colour scheme and used #8A8AAA from the EOS colours for highlighting.
P.S. Background picture made by this hard-working guy: https://www.deviantart.com/passmater/gallery/all
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Install on a fresh SSD. New EndeavourOS February ISO with Plasma :
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First re-install using a post install script I modified from Joe’s github, and injected with my own stuff…
Figured the new release was a good reason to try it out
Almost no point in posting a screenshot, since it’s the same as my other installs; but that’s the point of those scripts ain’t it 
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Fresh and beautiful
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it blue !! 
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What is the Application Launcher? What is the scaling, 150% or less?
you should start exporting your theming creations to theme packages… 
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Trying out LeftWM
Saw the DT video about it, and decided to give it a go…
Was somewhat expecting a speed improvement over i3 on the little Celeron box here, but sadly that is not the case… I3 performs better on that low-end cpu.
I’m guessing an a moderate i3 or i5 you wouldn’t know the difference though…
Leftwm is really easy to setup, and it definitely is worth a look…
(fun thing is that you split your screen in 2 or 3 workspaces, which is handy on an ultrawide monitor)
I won’t be deleting it just yet, but I don’t expect to switch over too… I guess I’ll keep it around as a plaything
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for post If you happen to figure out how to bind apps to certain workspaces, let me know
(for example having firefox always open in Workspace 2)