It's not the best, but for my first customization attempt, I'm certainly proud of it :3 What do you all think?
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I initially wanted to go Manjaro, but was firmly discouraged. EndeavourOS was recommended as a more terminal-centric alternative. The looks here can be replicated on anything with KDE Plasma though, so there are a lot of other distros to choose from with which you can get this same look. Get the Dracula theme, make some new panels, and add widgets to your liking and you basically got what I have here :3
I've stuck with PopOS for a while but I may try it out
Does EndeavourOS have a proper btrfs setup with proper subvolumes and compression? I normally use archinstall because does btrfs properly
I mean, I'm using btrfs and I assume everything's fine? Didn't run into any issues so far, apart from when I accidentally forgot to put my swap file into its own subvolume and timeshift didn't let me do backups anymore for a bit until I fixed that, but as far as I know there's an option in the installer where it does all that for you, I just forgot to tick the box
If timeshift works that means that the subvolumes are done properly. I'll have to check if it enables compression by default, since that has saved me a ridiculous amount of space for my games