Can I get some help about nouveau and NVK drivers? I also use RTX 3050 mobile with sway but I can’t even use apps like blender,godot and qemu. Egl apps render with transparent background etc.
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Great wallpaper !
Hi
Great conky´s; can you share the configurations, please.
Tkx
Hi!
With my short mileage on Arch and EOS, I’m not sure if there’s some kind of config file I can share.
What I can share is, basically, the GUI way I used.
1. Right-click the desktop to enter edit mode:
2. Open widgets and find the System Monitor Sensor widget (which is an abstract widget where you’re supposed to attach any available sensor)
3. Select the graph type (and change the title to match the sensor you’ll be monitoring)
4. Select the sensor
Here you’ll get the list of all sensors available on your computer
5. Choose if you wanna go transparent
and that’s it
I hope I’m not too simplistic in my answer
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I haven’t used Gnome in years. I’ve been a KDE user for a very long time. Occasionally Cinnamon. so, I took the dive into Arch Gnome 46 (Wayland). This is a work in progress, so it’s time to reacquaint myself with Gnome.
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You, of course, are aware you can run something much lighter than gnome and achieve the same look. 
If you haven’t why not try one of the world’s smallest (tiniest) window managers (a couple of hundred lines of code and it works). sowm
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Here’s my current HerbstLuftWM setup…
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FWIW @proficiency Here’s a screenshot of sowm on eos…
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Your on a roll today.
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Kanagawa theme on i3 and Neovim with custom yellow accent (active borders, mini.tabline.nvim/lightline.vim), customized Polybar.
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Tkx in advance for your reply.
I thought it was some kind of conky, not a widget.
Your suggestions looks nice. I simply like GNOME and their apps.
thanks.
FWIW. You need not use Gnome DE to run ‘most’ of the Gnome apps.
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I like the unified experience. Gnome + Flatpak + Gnome apps. Also, I don’t usually do any ricing or customization, I like that Linux generally customizable but I’d prefer default experience and what the designer originally intended. Jakub Steiner, Alice M., and Tobias Bernard vision for Gnome UX is simply brilliant in my opinion.
I tried several WM, I tried i3 (of course, aren’t we all?), Sway and even twm just for the sake of it. I like how it looks but then when in term of using it, it’s just not… fluid. Not to mention potential problem when I’m running video games, though admittedly I haven’t stayed long enough to judge the experience more objectively.
Currently I am not on EOS, I’m using Vanilla OS since January, with Gnome out of the box, I currently using out-of-date version of Gnome but I’m satisfied with the experience. It’s been a long time since I simply just use my PC (I haven’t open my terminal for weeks! and when I do, it’s practically useless because I don’t need it).
This is how it looks currently:
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