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[freebird54]

Thanks for the details - I knew it wasn’t much like Perce (in Quebec) - but I had no idea where it might be! Here’s Perce, BTW:

(with only one hole remaining...)

[BONK]

Inspired by @Shjim

[ricklinux]

[pebcak]

Mine freshly off the oven!

If not EndeavourOS, what distro would you be using?

I do plan to make a Vanilla Arch + KDE install one of these days. On my desktop perhaps.

[ricklinux]

I went the Archlabs way this time!

[pebcak]

Yes, saw that! Nice!

[ricklinux]

Packages loaded only 623? Must be empty?

Edit: Took minimal Archlabs install then added about 20 packages.

Edit:

Desktop: KDE Plasma 5.22.4 tk: Qt 5.15.2 wm: kwin_x11 vt: 1 dm: SDDM Distro: ArchLabs Linux base: Arch Linux 

[pebcak]

It feels so.

Truth is I went Budgie but I don’t know what happened. Things weren’t functioning properly. My own fault surely. Went minimal and perhaps crucial stuff were lacking.

Then I removed, hopefully almost everything, budgie/gnome related and installed Plasma on top of the same install.

[pebcak]

@ricklinux
What is the name of KDE’s screenshot app?

edit: Never mind. Found it: Spectacle!

[ricklinux]

Spectacle

[Shjim]

think i join fun no sure !! . i give it time

[BONK]

Here is the neofetch:

Kvantum here (it is already a theme if Kvantum manager is installed. just change.:

This theme (opendesktop) also nice (no Kvantum tho…arc one might be ok.:

[Shjim]

@BONK

what that tiling for kde. feel i go backwards ( i try give fair go )

[BONK]

GitHub - esjeon/krohnkite: A dynamic tiling extension for KWin

This part important if you want to use gaps or other settings.

Enabling User-Configuration

It is reported that a manual step is required to enable user configuration of KWin scripts. This is a limitation of KWin scripting.

To enable configuration, you must perform the following in command-line:

mkdir -p ~/.local/share/kservices5/
ln -s ~/.local/share/kwin/scripts/krohnkite/metadata.desktop ~/.local/share/kservices5/krohnkite.desktop

A configuration button will appear in KWin Scripts in System Settings.

config button shown

To make changes effective, the script must be reactivated:

    On KWin Scripts dialog, untick Krohnkite
    Apply
    tick Krohnkite
    Apply

[bittin]

Pretty standard

[s4ndm4n]

I just replaced the default icon theme with MB-Plum-Suru-Glow (it’s almost a complete icon set and I think it goes with the EnOS colors) and replaced the mouse with the theme Bibata-Modern-Ice. I didn’t do much customization because I love what default EnOS XFCE gives me.

[razor]

KDE

[Shjim]

@BONK

It grow on me

better after add Krohnkite.

[csteinforth]

[anon12581665]

openbox