Thank you. Looks like that’s the problem.

No.

There is another one on the my custom theme’s theme.conf. But, made it a comment it as well.

Yeah. Not like this 👇

someone from reddit 👇

My big problem with discover is that it is a vertical layout for something usually horizontally oriented across platforms.

There are no banners or large graphics on the home page. Nothing that makes you feel like you’re in an overarching meta view of the app and all the apps available to you. Instead the front page is just icons and names, same deal with all the categories. It’s just not easy to use to actually find apps, I guess? It feels too much like a package manager or catalogue metaphor and not enough like being in a marketplace?

I guess it’s just not easy for some people to understand that not every people like CLI or TUI. 😮‍💨

Thanks for the info. What about KDE addons section though?

for find and install new apps

Thank You

using the Arch repo websites to help look for packages when I need to.

I mostly use GUI package managers to discover the existence of new apps.

I would say you should backup, timeshift, and try it. You can always do a reinstall if you break something.

Thankfully I use BTRFS.

But, it won’t be a problem if I use Discover just for find and install new apps. right?

You can break your system by mindlessly upgrading arch via gui

I only use Discover for find and install new apps.

For updating, I just use paru.

Thank you for the suggestion. But I think it will be good if it has images of the application like Discover does.

I actually did crosspost but for some reason, its not showing a crossposts section under the post.

Thank you.

So far liking it.

Thank you.

I neither have surround sound support nor use Netflix app and MS Store. So, I guess it’s not a problem for me.

Fork?

+1

Thank You.

So, it’s not possible on rEFInd too, right? Similiar to systemd-boot?

I like rEFInd’s appearance but it seems that grub2 has lots of tech support also theming (still will prefer rEFInd for looks)

Thank you.

You can’t choose the bitlocker password yourself right? If that’s true, then that’s why I avoid bitlocker.

But veracrypt has it’s own boot loader right? Won’t it replace rEFInd?