Openbox on EndeavourOS, configured from scratch using xfce4-panel and pcmanfm. Thanks to pcmanfm, I can have a fully functional desktop with icons, much like a complete desktop environment.

Openbox on EndeavourOS, configured from scratch using xfce4-panel and pcmanfm. Thanks to pcmanfm, I can have a fully functional desktop with icons, much like a complete desktop environment.

Not a fan of tiling WMs like i3? Looking for something with a more retro aesthetic and classic feel? This setup hits the sweet spot: customizable, lightweight, and delightfully nostalgic with the right themes.

Not a fan of tiling WMs like i3? Looking for something with a more retro aesthetic and classic feel? This setup hits the sweet spot: customizable, lightweight, and delightfully nostalgic with the right themes.

The desktop features a sleek retro gray look, with minimal XFCE panels and a no-frills design. Icons and windows follow a consistent layout, evoking the aesthetics of early 2000s systems, providing an organized and functional environment.

Applications such as Cool Retro Term, Thunar, and LXPlayer are open. The window arrangement and layout reflect a functional setup, where everything is easily accessible. Custom themes and icons add a personal touch while preserving the efficiency of Arch Linux.

The laptop lid is adorned with various stickers in vaporwave and synthwave style, complementing the interior desktop aesthetics. This transforms the laptop into an artistic and nostalgic object.

The desktop emulates a Windows Vista style with extensive customization. ClocX runs through Wine, and Caprine Messenger mimics the classic Windows Live Messenger, creating a nostalgic and visually detailed environment that blends Linux functionality with a retro Vista aesthetic.