#endeavourOS

[skwamz02]

am i doing this right?

[lenovo-real]

Now these are thinkpads

@arch-official @endeavouros-official look at these gorgeous laptops

[endeavouros-official]

For any of you with a Neocities-style 88x31 badge collection, please please please feel free to use the one I made for EndeavourOS users!!! <3

[yourbestamericangirlmp3]

i am planning to upgrade my laptop storage in the next few days and dual booting windows (pls don't judge it's for music production), so i have to fresh install my linux distro. i just upgraded to ubuntu 24.04 but i lowkey wanna try something else.

mostly deciding between openSUSE tumbleweed and endeavourOS but i am considering fedora as well. (if it matters, i am planning to use KDE.)

i am going to be working on my thesis this year but i am prepared for any of the three i mentioned breaking now and then. i plan to be vigilant about backups. tumbleweed seems rather nice for dealing with updates that break the system, but if anyone has good tips for the other distros that would be appreciated!

[steamos-official]

Wait... @manjaro-official and @ubuntu-official are twins!

They have different a basis than each other, but still are twins.

Try to be user-friendly but aren't as user-friendly as they should be

2 package systems (that like to conflict)

strange behavior

instead of these, most people recommend...

Wait... @linuxmint-official and @endeavouros-official are twins!

(rant continues as imagined)

(also not sure if it's Mint or Pop! OS that fits better here)

[drakefruitddg]

@arch-official @endeavouros-official just bought a used t480 for $320 with 1tb ssd and 32gb ram. Setting up endeavour on it now!

[ram-stick]

it's not bloated, it's lived in

[bynux]

[good-fwiend-in-wome]

when i first switched to linux mint a couple years back i frankly had a pretty terrible time. shit was slow, broke a bunch, and everything took constant workarounds and tweaking to work. i ended up going back to windows after a year

now I've been on EndeavourOS for a few months to jump ship from windows before w10 stops being an option and i went in kind of expecting a lot of the same if not more cause arch is supposed to be hard right? but surprisingly not. it's been really smooth sailing and all in all I've probably had fewer problems over time than with windows. shit Just Works™ most of the time and all i have to do is update literally everything with one command like once a week. i think wayland is a big part of it probably, and the AUR fucking rocks.

it's not something I'd recommend to everyone, you still need to be more tech savvy than average (which is a lot lower than you think, dear tumblr user) to use most linux distros but I don't think I'm going back to daily driving windows anytime soon

[skwamz02]

First time ricing. First time using an arch based distro too. It's mostly just a mix of dracula and catppuccin

[sunburstsbeard]

EndeavourOS themed stimboard.

X x X | X x X | X x X

I'm an adult, but please be reasonable with how you interact.

[endeavouros-official]

Well I'm 18 days late but I finally joined all the other distros and made my logo rainbowy. Shoutout to @krita-foundation for making this easy :)

[unix--porn]

[i3] I finally made a better configuration for myself using pywal

Yes, I did it. However, there is a problem - stripes in the modules. You can see this in the last screenshot. Here's what I use (by the way, there are no dotfiles yet):

[OS] EndeavourOS Linux x64

[DE] i3-git

[WM] picom-git

[Terminal] alacritty

[Shell] fish

[Editor] neovim (nvchad)

[PC] Notebook Acer Aspire 5742-Z

—somokill

[javigeek]

Como ya es sabido, tengo 3 ordenadores, una viejita Intel que ahora con Manjaro y Xfce es una delicia, una PC intermedio que tiene debían 11 estable y mi Asus VivoBook que es la que uso para el trabajo fuera de este mundo tecnológico.

El asunto es que en esta laptop con casi todas las distribuciones GNULinux tenía o tengo un pequeño gran inconveniente, que la velocidad de internet wi-fi va súper lenta, más de lo normal. Probé las distribuciones más conocidas base .deb y las *untu y con todas tengo el mismo problema, la velocidad de internet es más lenta que lo normal.

Debo decir que en esta laptop tengo dualboot con Window 11 por razones laborales, pero aún así me parece muy raro porque en Windows no tengo ese problema.

Una de mis teorías es que el dualboot este fallando por algún motivo o este ocasionando esta pérdida de velocidad de transferencia, otra teoría es que, en caso de las untu, esta última versión basada en 22.04 hayan quitado algún componente dentro de sus entrañas que este afectando....también me dio el problema con Fedora.....ahora que recuerdo, hay un temita con las Radeon y las AMD.... investigaré por ahí.

Bueno, dicho esto, me he decidido ahora ir por el mundo Arch Linux y su liberación continua, en este caso opte por elegir una distribución que siempre me ha gusta mucho.... EndeavourOS, una distro muy efectiva, un Arch Linux que te ofrece una mano para que la configures como gustes, así que veremos cómo nos va con el mundo Arch.

Por cierto hoy público #EduardoMedina en su cuenta de #Mastodon un comando para ver el tema ese que les contaba arriba de AMD y Radeon. Veremos cómo nos va.

Excelente inicio de semana para todos. Que estén bien.

[ram-stick]

finally reinstalled linux after kde bricked my previous install.

loving cinnamon so far