Ok, which one looks better?
BTW, I worked on Apache Longbows for 6 years in the Army, so they are kinda my thing,
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Void is great!
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I’d have to say the second one as the clock stands out more, but I like the first one too
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I really like it, it’s as close as Linux can get to a BSD since in the beginning of the distro, one of the developers was from NetBSD if I remember correctly.
But regardless of that, it’s a solid old-school distro, no Sistemd, with runit as a service and daemon handler.
It is a distro that requires a bit of attention to install, but it is not difficult at all.
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A seasonal theme…
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hmm try Canadian distro reborn
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If I remember correctly, and I mostly do, Reborn has mutual heritage with EndeavourOS in Antergos, but he went his own way creating Reborn.
A nice distro, but unfortunately not much of a community to back it up, atleast when I checked it out a couple of years ago.
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that’s cool
Reborn started originally by a young Antergos User some time before they quit already…
The founder left the project but other devs continue with it.
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Simple and good is twice as good!
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this laptop is probably 10 years old. i first installed gnome, but it didn’t work with CarDAV and CalDAV synchronization. besides, i’ve been used to plasma for years.
so as you say…Simple and good is twice as good!
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EndeavourOS plasma, Edna theme created by me.
Edna global
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simple and stable as hell my everlasting i3 setup… now with not that grey colors //NightFox-Dusk-B//
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No…But music thread will! 
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Just out of interest: you seem to dislike systemd, and if that is the case, why do you use EndeavourOS?
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