I have noticed that one can not sign into the Antergos LightDM without having to use a mouse or touchpad to select the password box. There should really be a way to just press the enter key however many times to get to the password box à la GDM thus allowing a user the option to only use their keyboard to sign in.

Here is a Slim theme I made by editing an existing theme called archlinux-darch-grey. It is basically a black background with the Antergos logo and name with a log in box under it.

[url:arg1wukj]https://mega.co.nz/#!7Q9BxRiY!OT_xGx-FgweCMsBkaL1NFQWA8f1rDxlLhtuxhxRTM5I[/url:arg1wukj]

Just unzip and put it in /usr/share/slim/themes. If you already have the theme archlinux-darch-grey this will replace it. Make sure you edit your /etc/slim/conf to the new theme name so it displays.

I like this idea too, maybe even go full out with it and allow a non theme option that forgoes the Grub and LightDM themes as well as the UI themes.

I have noticed that one can not sign into the Antergos LightDM without having to use a mouse or touchpad to select the password box. There should really be a way to just press the enter key however many times to get to the password box à la GDM thus allowing a user the option to only use their keyboard to sign in.

@“drum”:3efdvs8s said:

Just installed the mate-version this morning on my netbook without any problems

Nope, count me in as a user of Mate as well. It would be nice to see Mate added to the top of the Applications & Desktop Environments forum with the rest of the DE’s.

Here is a Slim theme I made by editing an existing theme called archlinux-darch-grey. It is basically a black background with the Antergos logo and name with a log in box under it.

[url:arg1wukj]https://mega.co.nz/#!7Q9BxRiY!OT_xGx-FgweCMsBkaL1NFQWA8f1rDxlLhtuxhxRTM5I[/url:arg1wukj]

Just unzip and put it in /usr/share/slim/themes. If you already have the theme archlinux-darch-grey this will replace it. Make sure you edit your /etc/slim/conf to the new theme name so it displays.

Here is mine.

CLEAN
[img:2q23znnt]http://i.imgur.com/cgwRKWyl.png[/img:2q23znnt]

DIRTY
[img:2q23znnt]http://i.imgur.com/NVAOGmfl.jpg[/img:2q23znnt]

Orion GTK3 Theme
Gnome Brave Icons
Onyx Openbox Theme

@“I-sty”:w7laqogp said:

Openbox
Yes, the service is active.[/quote:w7laqogp]

Have you tried to use bluez4 and blueman for openbox?

@“I-sty”:2o5kaq6d said:

I installed also, but not worked for me
I have no GUI to send/receive files.
Just the bluez5.9’s cli interfce, the bluetoothctl or the same.[/quote:2o5kaq6d]

What DE are you using? You say you have no GUI to send/receive, is this on purpose?

Have you

sudo systemctl start bluetooth.service

to start bluetooth?

@“lots.0.logs”:wvjzrtvk said:

Try installing openobex and obexftp. There is little information that I could find on related errors unfortunately. Let me know if that helps!

Regards,[/quote:wvjzrtvk]

This worked for me, thank you.

Maybe these should be included in the next default install, you know this way bluetooth will work out of the box in Gnome as it should.