His wish on EnOS .
"I think IceWM would be a neat option to implement, and light enough too, since it’s just one package (although xdg_menu may be a good option to include too, since it seems quite easy to configure).
I don’t think it’s entirely worth it doing a whole new ISO spin of ICEWM for Garuda LInux. With Endeavour it’s different, because they just import the package into Calamares vanilla.
IceWM has no proper HDPI support. That’s a minus for high-resolution displays. For Garuda, I would consider Enlightenment WM a far superior choice.
Im using your new gnome edition, works really well. 99% of the stuff (theming aside) you put in there just fits my taste, thats great! Also really like the distro being based on arch.
Concerning the extensions, personally i wouldnt mind installing them myself, maybe just include chrome-gnome-shell + the firefox extension? manjaro also has this layout tool, idk if its easy to port but it makes the desktop very easily configurable. Planning to keep using this for the next time
For the wayland editions, there was a wayfire edition once on the manjaro forums which i personally liked a lot.
Keep up the (very good) work!
I think these are extensions that should be present on Gnome. Some of them are “important” while others are for “flexibility” (STYLE).
I think we would install a given extension, especially to build a complete Linux distribution, given its:
Features
Popularity
Dev_state
So, installing pop-shell for example might not be the right choice because it is too early … still as it is in active developpement, it could be added but DISABLED (-) like the majority of the extensions i listed here.
One last thing, I was just wondering, would you consider these packages? @dr460nf1r3
gnome-shell-performance
mutter-performance
Actually i plan to include those 2 + some more things such as oom killer etc which @librewish included in the isos. As for other included things, id like to keep it slim. Another topic - gnome extensions: as librewish pointed out already, gnome is quite ■■■■ without. Actually I always download them via the gnome extension for firefox, never had real problems doing this.
Just fyi im actually not at home for 1-2 weeks so i dont know when im done with it.
That wasn’t my intention xD
I was just excited about i3 tiling gaining some love from companies… Which means more likely being maintained and not “abandoned”.
I still think Gnome is tricky on arch based distros though. Besides, i am using Kde for my desktop & Lxqt-kwin for my laptop.
A special thanks for the Lxqt-kwin DE which make my life easier with kwin scripts working in my Desktop+Laptop.
