At First I Thought This Said Calypso LOL!! Haha a twisted metal varient of Linux Would Be EPIC!! but I was wrong anyway good work on the distro Spatry. My Only Recommendation would be kwin instead of compiz for longevity reasons in case someone doesn't wanna change compositors plus I think Kwin uses GLSL so actual hardware rendering plus well maintained project.You can add a menu item to swap out compositors in case people don't have the machine for it here is how I did it for my distro:nano /usr/share/applications/[name of entry].desktop# Place The Compositor Of Choice Where The Exec is (in your case compiz --replace and have a different menu entry with xfwm4 --replace as a fallback)[Desktop Entry]Type=ApplicationVersion=1.0Name=Enable KwinComment=Enable KDE CompositingIcon=kdeExec=kwin --replace Terminal=falseCategories=Settings;Hope This Helps and the item you make will show in the whisker menu.
I will do better than that! I will have a video explaining usage and installed software.
ManjaroISO automatically gives you a text file with all the packages in it after the image is built. So it's easy enough.
I can assure you the software listing will be as minimal as possible. In a nutshell, I am taking the standard "Manjaro XFCE" and REMOVING a bunch of applications from it, then I am adding my own customizations and themes. More will be revealed as this project comes closer to completion. I want to keep some things a surprise so I am not going to reveal any more!
ColOpSys (Kul-op-sis) will not be user friendly in that the default themes will have borderless windows which means you will press a key and mouse button combo to move or resize windows. This can be changed easily though. It should run fine on the system you specified. Graphics acceleration is required to enjoy the nice Compiz/Emerald pack which will ship with the distribution.