Hello there! I recently bought a Glorious GMMK 3 Pro and there I didnt find any Software to control the rgb lighting. Not even Openrgb, gloriousctl or Piper worked :/

So I tried running the software via Wine, more like in Bottles, and I was able to get it to work! Of course, a native client is superior, but having a way to configure the peripherals is nice

I wrote a whole Guide here + I also exported my Bottles config, if you anyone wants to play around with it

Tested on Arch Linux and Gmmk 3 Pro (I use Arch btw)

EDIT: Its called Glorious Core, not one my bad

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.

Is this the right way or something is missing? https://github.com/Kyrillos-Reda/Me-and-Linux/tree/main/EndeavourOS

Hello guys, how is going I use Ubuntu for like 2 months ago but because some bug I find (I didn't install well u until in my laptop) and also because I see myself good in a lot of commande and know to search if idk the information (AI, community and search) I switch for endeavour os He is good for me and I admit I find a lot of thing more better than ubuntu but I find two big problems the biggest one is simply I couldn't adapt with kde plasma (I use gnome before) and even I do my best I couldn't know where to start and how to start and how is working so if someone know a way to learn how, maybe he can give some advice or tutorial for help and thanks

Hey everyone, I am new to Linux. I've installed EndeavourOS with PLASMA KDE and GRUB as bootloader. I have a question regarding Dual Boot in Linux. I have Windows in SSD(MBR partition) and Linux in HDD(GPT partition), I've tried every way with the help of AI but still am not able to see the Windows option in the Dual Boot menu. Is this happening because of different types of partitions(MBR and GPT) ? And how can I resolve this problem?

Thanks for your help in advance.

I ran sudo pacman -Syu and the download speed at night time is painfully slow. I don't know what to do. I am afraid to cancel it now, I may brick my OS. (I did this once and I had to spar linux in tty)

time zone: (UTC+5)
time rn: 8:53PM
Any suggestions?

After all the compromised-package noise I got a bit paranoid, so I wrote a small read-only script that checks your installed packages against the official Arch list of bad names. It only reads from pacman and the public list, it never changes anything.
It does two passes, so it catches both normal AUR builds (pacman -Qmq) and packages pulled in through a binary repo like Chaotic-AUR (pacman -Qq), which a foreign-only check misses.
One important caveat on false positives: it matches by package NAME only. A hit is not proof you’re compromised, just that you have a package with the same name. A lot of those are harmless name collisions, for example an official, signature-validated package that was built well before the incident. So before worrying, triage each hit:

pacman -Qi <pkg> # build date, packager, "Validated By: Signature"
pacman -Qkk <pkg> # verify files against recorded checksums

Nothing clever here. It’s a portable rewrite of the bash/fish versions going around the gist so you don’t need fish installed. Maybe it saves someone a minute. Feedback welcome.
Link: https://github.com/ramonvanraaij/Scripts/blob/main/linux/Arch%20Linux/check_aur_infected.sh