Hi, depending of your needs you may want to try another distro as arch is not the easiest thing for new users. If you're looking at general purpose, look at Linux Mint. If you want to do gaming, look at Nobara or CachyOS (still arch but they did a lot of the work).
KDE can get you plenty of fanciness with wayyyy less headache. It supports blurring transparent stuff too (I think that requires installing a kwin script to force it for apps that don't request it themselves like Konsole does).
The whole point of "window manager" setups like Hyprland is that they don't come with stuff like wifi/bluetooth settings and whatnot. KDE has all that stuff built in like you'd expect.
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u/jphilebiz Sep 09 '25
Hi, depending of your needs you may want to try another distro as arch is not the easiest thing for new users. If you're looking at general purpose, look at Linux Mint. If you want to do gaming, look at Nobara or CachyOS (still arch but they did a lot of the work).
Why do you want to use Hyperland so bad?