r/EndeavourOS

I always believe EndeavourOS isn't hugely different from Arch so...

I always believe EndeavourOS isn't hugely different from Arch so...

I just need to know how I can permanently replace the fastfetch logo with the Arch logo, and then I'll truly be all set,

u/KnightFallVader2 — 22 hours ago

Información de la distro

Hola a todos, Hi everyone,

I'm thinking about moving from Linux Mint to EndeavourOS with a Hyprland setup.

How good is EndeavourOS for daily use and programming? How is the community and overall experience compared to other distros?

I'm also looking for:

  • Hyprland dotfiles
  • clean/minimal rice setups
  • good Waybar + Rofi configurations

If anyone can recommend repositories, dotfiles, or share information/experience about this distro, I'd really appreciate it.

Thanks! Looking forward to your replies.

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u/Darkboy-7709 — 19 hours ago

Weird screen glitching on recent versions of endeavourOS.

For whatever reason, this stuttering occurs after waking up from sleep. it does this at 144hz and now it does at 120hz too. I don't know if my graphics card is just failing or if its something else.

specs:

- Radeon RX 6400

- Ryzen 5 5600

- 32GB DDR4 RAM

- About 1TB of storage (if it matters)

( My OSD for my monitor says that its switching from 120hz to 107hz and then back?)

( I also had to record on camera because everything looks fine when recorded on desktop. )

u/FujiBerri9800 — 1 day ago

Just Installed EndeavourOS, need some help.

I switched from CachyOS but i been really missing the Limine Snapper integration that snapshots before every update since its been really helpful to me. I have not broken my system yet, but it's real nice to have it because Arch is a rolling distribution and my laptop runs Nvidia. Is there any way I can set up a similar system on my setup, since it's running BTRFS.

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u/Emotional_Produce_21 — 3 days ago
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Can't mount /efi anymore

I try several things arch-chroot and update i try dracut with the kver flag nothing works did it happen to someone ?

u/Super-Carpenter9604 — 4 days ago

Download speeds suck compared to Windows.

I wanted to download a few games on Steam, but unfortunately one thing immediately caught my attention in a very negative way: the download speeds are terrible.

Most of the time I get around 10–15 Mbps, at best 40 Mbps, and at worst even 1–2 Mbps. I tried closing background apps and restarting my network connection, but nothing helped.

Compared to Windows 11, where I get a stable 100 Mbps with no drops at all, this is a huge difference. I’m using an Ethernet connection, and the problem is not only with Steam, the whole system feels slow. Even browsing the internet, updating packages, and downloading through the terminal is painfully slow.

u/7UKA5Z — 6 days ago

The installer doesn't recognize my main laptop?

I'm installing linux onto my laptop and everything works well till i reach the actual installation. Under partitions i can only see "flash disk" not my main device.

Edit: fixed, go in sata, switch from raid to adcl

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u/Noonebuteveryone25 — 5 days ago

Archward — snapshot-backed, gated pacman -Syu with one-click rollback

I got tired of the occasional pacman -Syu breaking something and then scrambling to work out what and how to undo it. Archward wraps the normal update in a safety workflow:

 - Snapshots packages, configs, services, and network state before touching anything
 - Gates the run on snapshot freshness + free disk
 - Risk-classifies pending packages HIGH/MEDIUM/LOW (kernel, glibc, …) with a transaction preview before you commit
 - Runs the real pacman -Syu (+ your AUR helper), resolves .pacnew files
 - Verifies after: kernel/initramfs sanity, boot-integrity, leftover .pacnew, rollback-cache survival, optional service
 checks
 - If something broke: one-click rollback of a single package/config — or bulk — from the Snapshot Browser. Full CLI too (archward verify/snapshot/rollback) for when the desktop doesn't come back and you're stuck in tty1.

 Works on Arch, EndeavourOS, Manjaro, CachyOS, Garuda, Artix. PySide6 GUI, GPL-3.0.

 Install: yay -S archward
 Source / issues: github.com/indyfive11/archward

 Personal project I dogfood on my own desktop — feedback and bug reports welcome.

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u/AlphaNum11 — 6 days ago

Input device changes volume when selecting another device

I see this more of an issue instead of a feature, is there a way to disable this automatic volume change?

Doesn't seems like a configuration specific to KDE Plasma, and this is from a default KDE Plasma installation of EndeavourOS. The pc only have 1 input device and it gets a new one when using ALVR with a Quest 3S headset, that's when this issue starts to exists

Discord causes this with its Microphone Volume option in Voice & Video, if I set it to 90% it forces my input device volume to 75%, when changing devices it also forces them to 75%, such thing doesn't occur when discord is closed.

I don't know what command line argument disables this and --disable-features=WebRtcAllowInputVolumeAdjustment doesn't seems to be the right one, how do I stop discord from controlling my input devices' volume?

u/Defalts2 — 7 days ago

Why the display is like this?

Thanks y'all, that problem got fixed

Hello there,
I insalled EndeavourOS today and I am facing this problem. I have this display driver problem, I don't know if the driver is not installed, updated or not loading.
can anyone help me with it?

logs link: https://paste.rs/nxvl2

I ran inxi -G
response:
Graphics Information

GPU:

- Intel HD Graphics 4600 (Haswell GT2)

- Driver: i915 (kernel driver)

Display System:

- Session Type: Wayland

- Compositor/Desktop: KWin Wayland (KDE Plasma)

- X Server: X.Org 1.21.1.21

- XWayland Version: 24.1.9

Display Resolution:

- 1024x768 @ 60Hz

Rendering Drivers:

- X11 Driver: modesetting

- DRI Driver: crocus

Graphics APIs:

- OpenGL:

Version: 4.6

Renderer: Mesa Intel HD Graphics 4600

Mesa Version: 26.0.1-arch1.1

- Vulkan:

Version: 1.4.341

Driver: intel

- EGL:

Version: 1.5

Drivers: crocus, swrast

Diagnostic Tools Installed:

- clinfo

- eglinfo

- glxinfo

- vulkaninfo

- wayland-info

- xrandr

- xdpyinfo

u/Gangster_DW — 9 days ago

Is it just me or does updating the kernel take longer than 6 months ago?

I remember updates going so quickly, specifically kernel updates. Just wondering if it might be my SSD or something changed in pacman's kernel update process.

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u/Adventurous_Boat_492 — 10 days ago

So long and thanks for the fish

After doing an update yesterday and getting the 7.0.5 kernel the laptop would boot. After screwing around with a rescue session, chroot, rolling back the kernel, and messing around with dracut I was a bit pissed and installed Leap 16. That went as smooth as 20 miles of bad road but it's up and running.

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u/Mediocre-Pumpkin6522 — 11 days ago