I think data-aos-duration="3000" should be 1500/2000 for the fade-ins and fade-ups.
The fades should be one time. A second scrolling through the page doesn't need them.
The colors aren't as clean as the current; seem to have a lot of black in them.
Nothing so constant as change.
Unanimous, so far.
8bit
Put a skip button next to the play button.
How about an analogy?
I'm a power driver, so I need to be able to turn this Range Rover into a Formula One if I want to.
I looked in your parts store but I didn't find any wings (front or rear), semi-automatic sequential carbon titanium gearboxes, or steering wheels equipped to perform many functions like changing gears, changing brake pressure, calling on the radio, fuel adjustment, and so on. All I found were some pricey seat covers and a luggage rack, and a tow bar package.
Is there any way for me to fix this and could somebody please look into this issue?
Your work is always top notch attractive; clean, uncluttered and easy on the eyes.
DX2300
demm
The one time I don't include the same info as used for all ISO cycles in the first post, right away, the warning is needed...
Well, da. 
That's like saying one finds something in the last place one looks for it. (well, da )
I followed your advice and read the link supplied. I didn't see the relevant section, I'm sure I didn't put enough effort into it. Plus it reads a little like a stream of consciousness; and could benefit from a little organization.
To light a candle instead of cursing the darkness, I'll offer a suggestion for a template for future use. To wit:
A first, minimal test ISO is uploaded to start a test cycle for a release in the New Year.
Since a lot will still change from this first ISO, not much will be written about this one yet. It still has the old kernel (5.8.18), but AUFS patches are working for 5.10, so expect a new minimal ISO soon with 5.10.
New Nvidia hardware really needs an updated ISO right now, that is why starting the test cycle right now. For new Nvidia, this ISO also includes the nouveau driver (instead of using the modesetting driver).
https://sourceforge.net/projects/kaos-test/files/iso/KaOS-2020.12.28-x86_64.iso
d2841a11449dbcff9a7ed5f74a7810e9f507e111a4a7a87ede1ea4380cfc2fe9 KaOS-2020.12.28-x86_64.iso
Minimal ISO Testing guidelines:
Instillation Errors while installing:
Run the installer, Calamares, with gdb and provide the installation log, if you encounter any issue at all.
You can start Calamares from the Welcome app, or run it with:
sudo calamares -d from a terminal.
The install log will be created in the home directory of the Live user, see ~/installation.log. It is available after the install in the target system in /var/log/installation.log
If run from cli, make sure to pastebin the full output, since no installation.log will be copied then, though that log is more complete.
Once installed:
The ISO is using packages from the build repo, but that repo is not enabled by default. Before updating the new installation, add the build repo to your pacman.conf. Add:
[build]
Include = /etc/pacman.d/mirrorlist
to: the repositories section of /etc/pacman.conf
We love our testers, thank you for your time.
I don't understand any of the above. I'm out. Have a good life.
These may be an issue or not:
https://scrot.cloud/images/2020/12/29/errors1.png
https://scrot.cloud/images/2020/12/29/errors2.png
DX2300
Thanks for all your hard work on KaOS.
DX2300
Whoo Hoo! Works!
I knew we were in good hands.
I don't even get the error message, just nothing.
DX2300
