I’ve been enjoying EndeavourOS over the past three years. It works wonderfully out of the box at default settings, and was really easy for me to use and set up to my liking with minimal know-how needed.
It also works really well on the variety of machines I have in my home. My desktop, modded Chromebook, and my husband’s laptop.
It’s allowed me to get more familiar and confident with the command line, and enough so that I’ve switched to Sway from XFCE (and previously KDE).
I’ve installed it on my Pi 5 with KDE Plasma Bigscreen. I have RetroArch, FEX, Jellyfin, and VaccumTube on it.
Yes, there are easier ways to do what I wanted to, but I wanted to see if I can push it to this extent and now it’s so stable that I don’t have to bother.
I’ve been enjoying EndeavourOS over the past three years. It works wonderfully out of the box at default settings, and was really easy for me to use and set up to my liking with minimal know-how needed.
It also works really well on the variety of machines I have in my home. My desktop, modded Chromebook, and my husband’s laptop.
It’s allowed me to get more familiar and confident with the command line, and enough so that I’ve switched to Sway from XFCE (and previously KDE).
I’ve installed it on my Pi 5 with KDE Plasma Bigscreen. I have RetroArch, FEX, Jellyfin, and VaccumTube on it.
Yes, there are easier ways to do what I wanted to, but I wanted to see if I can push it to this extent and now it’s so stable that I don’t have to bother.