It took a little elbow grease to get the WMX window manager working on EndeavourOS, but after the experimentation to make the window frames dark instead of light it wasn’t anything difficult at all.
And since my EndeavourOS setup runs the i3 window manager, I had rofi already installed, so I set up a launcher that would bring up a rofi menu like I was thinking I could do with LMDE.
The biggest issue was in getting the terminal to launch, since that’s the only application in the left-click menu.
WMX is coded to launch x-terminal-emulator which is a symbolic link to a terminal on Debian-based systems. An Arch-based system, like EndeavourOS, would have no idea what to do with it, so attempting to run that would produce nothing.
I made a symbolic link to xfce4-terminal for x-terminal-emulator and all was good. A terminal now opens when I want a new terminal. 🙂
I don’t know if I’ll use this setup, but it’s there. On EndeavourOS, I’m quite happy with my i3 tiling window manager set-up.
Why I have multiple Linux distros running, besides generally being weird and nerdy, is a story for another time.