OS: OpenSuse Tumbleweed with KDE. Icon Theme: Reversal

I used the Latte Dock before but since it didn’t play nice with Wayland and is basically unmaintained now, I simply transformed a KDE Panel into a Dock. I use a KWin Script called “Panel Auto Hide” to make the Dock disappear when window hits it.

  • Spunky Monkey@lemmy.world
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    1 year ago

    I recently changed from EndeavourOS to Tumbleweed and I couldn’t be happier. Very fast and stable.

    It comes with more, lets say, “bloat” than an normal Arch-based distro, but nothing that you can’t remove if you feel like it.

    If you use KDE, it has one of the best integrations in my view. You can use zapper (tumbleweed version of pacman), and even though you loose AUR packages you have OBS (OpenSUSE Build Service).

    There is very good documentation for it also, but nothing beats Arch wiki.

    • MrBubbles96English
      1·
      1 year ago

      There any specific advantages to using OpenSUSE TW over EndeavorOS? Asking outta curiosity since I see the same “came from Arch, couldn’t be happier” statement and I’m like… “yo am I missing something by sticking with Arch? Some whole world I know nothing about?”

      Don’t get me wrong, I’m happy where I’m at, I’m just curious if OpenSUSE is the “Arch Linux, but better” that i think of in my head or if it’s something else it specifically does that draws Arch users to it