Garuda Linux Special - The Best Linux Experience | Install, Overview, Review & 90 Day Impressions
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- Опубликовано: 12 ноя 2022
- Garuda Linux Special - The Best Linux Experience | Install, Overview, Review & 90 Day Impressions
A video special about Garuda Linux. My go to OS after my problems with Manjaro. This video is a conglomeration of all the content I have made covering Garuda in the last nine months. Take a look and let me know what you think in the comments below.
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"You don't EVER recommend this for a new user"
"Well, yes I do."
Lol this is why I follow your channel. Unbiased and unashamed, tell it like it is Linux content. God bless you my man, I've learned so much from your reviews and videos.
As someone who used Mint for a month, then switched to Arch, you can do anything you set your mind too
Have the gaming edition installed 7 months , except 2-3 issues had, I found the solution my own. I have to say I am impressed with Garuda ,good performance , for every day use is just amazing. After 4 years with win 10 dual boot, and hopping many distros, Garuda is the one I have installed only. It rescue me from Microsoft
I've had the Cinnamon edition of Garuda ontwo desktop SSDs. One's with a Nvidia GT 1030 2GB graphics card, the other with a GTX 1060 6GB graphics card and an additional SSD with Win 10. Runs great with the included Nvidia 390.xx driver. 240GB SSDs are brand new for only $20. So if you wanna keep Windows AND Linux without iffy dual-booting it's pretty cheap.
Thank you for the detailed guide! It is much more useful than short reviews.
After trying a lot of Arch/Fedora/Debian based distros, I always see myself coming back to Garuda, tried a lot of the "flavors" (Kde/Qtile/XFCE/Gnome and now I'm on Cinnamon) and the Tools, tweaks and also the Overall feel of the system became my standard. I'm not distro-hopping again for a long time. It just works, looks nice and feels complete.
Thanks for the content, been following you for 3-4 months and even though I don't plan on hopping distros so soon, it's always refreshing to see what the other folks in the community are up to. Wish ya the best!
hi can you tell my how to change the dark color. Does not let me read half of the letters of builtin apps. This is a major failure of this distro. cheers
I just wanted to say I loved the video. I'm a fellow distro hopper and had not heard of Garuda until I found your earlier video. I installed it and am using it as my daily driver. You keep apologizing about doing basic tasks in the video but I for one appreciate it. As you said we'll be doing similar things and I find it very helpful. TY
Guess what? You convinced me...I'm sold. I've installed Garuda Dragonized as host os. Let's see how it goes...
Love your channel, and I love that you cover Garuda a lot! This distro is exceptional.
WOW as expected another great video. And yes Garuda is a great distro. I have installed it on my 2nd Main device. It's cool and btw congrats to 16K+ subscriber. It's great. Thumbs Up and as always Greetings from Germany.
Thank you sir, and greetings to you!
@@eBuzzCentral And yes I became Member of the Channel. You should see it soon
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Perfect, it was amazing 👏🏻
Thanks for putting all this together. Really I think some chapter markers would be helpful on the video, but it's great. I appreciate the 'boring' details and you're totally right that's exactly what I end up doing anyway.
Glad it was helpful!
Wow, a long one. But... An excellent idea to put one video from the start to the end of a journey!
I thought so my friend. Hope you are well.
Damn 1 hour. Thanks for bringing this to us appreciate that.
I love your channel & the stuff you do on here, Never used Balena Etcher myself, but I have a suggestion for you - Try out a program called "Ventoy", it let's you drag & drop Bootable ISO images & you can select them from a simple & easy to use list. No more worrying about if you checked that box or if you made the USB stick the right file system format - It's fully open-source & can be combined with Rufus & others to make easily Bootable Win10/11 & Linux (and everything else) ISOs as well as has a multi-partition mode for those who may need drivers installed at the same time the OS is installed - It really should be the new default, frankly I use it for all my USB sticks with Operating Systems on them! ^-^ I hope you learned something & if not I hope a viewer learned something useful!
I love Garuda! I can make all the same comments that you do about it. It has been my most favorite Linux distribution. Everything has run superb, right out of the box. The only thing I have had to fight is my system losing HDMI sound on the internet only. It still works on the desktop but ever so often I have to mess with HDMI sound on internet browsers. It's fast and friendly and beautiful. It is my daily driver and if I need something windows related, I have virtual box running in Garuda. I just launch a windows virtual machine. I am completely converted over. Thanks for all the great videos!!
thank you very much for this detailed video and your time making it. thank you for introducing me to garuda few months back. the best and beautiful linux compared to mints or any other ubuntu forks. could i install garuda + conky to my usb pendrive from another usb live pendrive, setting it and run it on any pc's or laptops? any chances on video tutorial to achieve it? sorry for the noob questions. have a great day and please do keep it coming sir. cheers.
Hello and thank you for such informative videos! I got bothered with Linux Mint, so I've been hopping around some distros. Fedora/Gnome was so responsive but I hated the Gnome workflow. Fedora/KDE didn't do it for me: a bit sluggish, when I tried to shutdown it froze, on booting I had to wait 2 or 3 minutes before getting any sound... Now I've landed on Big Linux. I'm loving it! Fast and beautiful. My recommendation, here. Cheers!
Seeing your video now I'm sorry I didn't try Garuda. But, for the time being, I'm keeping Big Linux. I also have a 2nd gen i5, so maybe Garuda wouldn't be the right distro.
I Love Garuda. With my setup everything works out of the box.
10:42 The reason for the Windows clock messing up after you run any Linux distro on it from an USB, or a second hard disk, is that Windows sets the system clock to your local time, while Linux sets it to UTC time, than it converts to your local time when it shows it to you via an application. A way to fix that is to configure Linux to also set the system clock to your local time. You can do this on the terminal with the command ""sudo timedatectl set-local-rtc 1". To change it back to UTC just use "0" instead of "1".
Better option is to tell Windows that "RealTimeIsUniversal", that way you will never have issues with any OS changing it because now you have Windows using the REAL standard that is having the bios clock set to UTC......Open the Windows terminal as admin, and type "reg add "HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System\CurrentControlSet\Control\TimeZoneInformation" /v RealTimeIsUniversal /d 1 /t REG_DWORD /f"...that will create a registry key telling Windows that the system time is UTC and then reboot and choose you timezone if the clock is wrong and that's it
@@reinaldofernandez Cool! I never knew you could actually setup Windows to use UTC. I just assumed it was one of the many Microsoft's Freedom Restriction Idiosyncrasies.
Definitely a better solution. Thx!
Now that I have a pc with extra horsepower, I can give Garuda a try. I've tried many of the newer Linux distros and even though they work, they are all flawed.
So mine won't get past startup. I did everything in the video (except I used NVIDIA because that is what I have) and I followed all the steps in Garuda's website for how to install but after I tell it to boot with Nvidia I get a startup text and it just stays there.
Nice video! Tks. You should try Big Linux. Regards from Brazil!
Recently hopped to Garuda from Fedora. So far it's been great!
Hey @ebuzz central while you are it I recommend you to check project 'ventoy' for bootable USB, it creates process much easier, in fact you can just copy multiple ISOs and boot from any one during start up
My wifi isnt working in this version.
I have it dual booted with windows 10.
At the startup and the instalation of garuda i have/had wify but then it started to get slower and then disconected.
It couldn't even find my router anymore.
Does anyone know how to fix it ?
(The wifi works in windows and any other devive in my network)
I would say, stick with Garuda. A friend of mine wanted to try an Arch distro for some time now and I told her about your videos but doesn't think these are informative, I do. She will be trying " Manjaro" but will see from there. I appreciate your knowledge and I may put this one on my Asus vivo book to let you know. Thank you for your honest opinion and this wonderful video.
That was a pretty convincing video! haha! I am looking to move away from Ubuntu (I don't like snap), and I also had issues with Manjaro (and Arch). As a programmer, I don't want to waste my time fixing my system before getting my work done. I would've liked to see a comparative Guruda running Gnome though. Thank you for this.
You can install Gnome pretty painlessly.
Garuda is an amzing Linux experience. I just prefer debian based distributions
hi, what version are you using on the second part of the video? the normal wayfire edition?
The time messes up in a dual boot computer because the linux uses UTC time, while windows useas RTC Local time by default. When you start system first the time from Cmos is used n pushed into system time and after which the system keep track of time.. but when u boot linux it pushes UTC time to system clock and messes the time of windows..
To fix this you just have to set different clock for linux and windows..
You can simply do it by a command in terminal in linux :
timedatectl set-local-rtc 1
Garuda is a good concept or flavor of arch that can work more so than most but for me it's not working as intended was perfect during live and install but after 3 separate re installs there was critical conflicts for things that went back a year or so. All amd hardware posted a request for help a couple weeks ago no reply much. So at present I just went back to Regata OS. Again it is a good concept but due to this issue I will not be installing it anytime soon. Thank you for the informative video buzz.
I switched to Garuda based on this channel and it was really good. Definitely much better than others I've explore of different varieties. BUT Pop OS as of 22.04 is simply all around better --- performance, ease of use, package variety, stability, everything... now I do realize that it may be because of my particular computer and its age.
Since Garuda is spin on Arch you can use the AUR to install packages. No other distro can compete with Arch package variety.
I am not a personal fan of Garuda but package variety is not one of the reasons.
I wanted to use Pop, but after installing found was no better than any other distro. They are either Arch or Debian rebranded. Old school installs for my hardware, If you want to try a gaming OS, Naboro KDE worked better on my Asus Gaming Laptop( It is LVM/Brtfs). But What works for some hardware does not on other hardware, and what you prefer is the best Linux/GNU, DE for you. They are all the same Linux/Kernal.
I tried this but my laptop still can't connect to a wireless wifi. How do I go about resolving this please
this is like a podcast for me.
hey buzz I have tryed to load my brother printer on garuda, I can't it, What am I not doing?
I downloaded the iso, booted into the try/install interface twice now and was unable to configure Wi-Fi. I've done this with 6 other distros without a problem. They need to fix this.
The time difference results from the different time formats. Linux uses UTC, Windows local time.
My solution is usually, configure Linux to use the local time format.
Gone is the dual boot time offset.
So I tried nobara first and it's pretty good, but honestly wow is smoother in Garuda. I made the mistake of downloading the gaming edition which apparently has a dual monitor bug. Regular dragonized works fine so far though
balena etcher is not working on manjaro nor nobara linux, dont know what happened, any aternative
Can you share your global theme and your latte config please? It looks so clean just awesome!
I think it would be a good thing to show what snapshot system is running on garuda and how to access it when you need to back up your system settings manually or how to access a previous snapshot from a critical error on the system
Guruda is impressive and works fairly well. Its a very beautiful distro very responsive.
I do that-- but I use PLANK and then have it autohide--- and I don't see it tl I need it- and everything I use regularly is ON there.. no video players or audio players etc.. those open when I click the file I want to play or hear..
Tested all the most common distros last year or so... on few laptops and few PC, most of them modern, fast machines. So far my absolute favorites for daily professional use are Manjaro KDE and KDE Neon. Garuda is these days really nice, I agress it's easy to use for beginners as well. In my case I must be able to use Davinci Resolve, Corel photo editing, Libre Office, Open VPN, I use widnows shares, NAS, LAN printers and I expect to all this must work without hassle. Most of that works perfectly. The main problem for me with Garuda it that is not so snappy and fast as Manjaro or KDE Neon. My main PC is 32gb ram Intel 5Ghz nVidoa 1060 nmve disks. It's huge performance difference compared to Manjaro KDE. Other cons for me are that Davinci wont start out of the box and the theme is little to distracting, maybe to much eye candy makes is lower. By the way, strange it takes Garuda uses 7.3 Gb of RAM after start and running only this YT video + Stacer. Exact same on Manjaro it's about 3 Gb RAM. (I have dual boot with Manjaro + Garuda on this PC, easy to compare)
Lol, You and I sound like twins, Davinci on Linux has to be Paid Davinci. I installed so many distros on a bunch of different desktops/laptops until I found It seemed to work best on Manjaro/Arch. Have a good day.
@@deadnchillin4045 Exactly. I had to buy USB license dongle beacause of problems with license verification some times. With USB there is no problems anymore. Iam also using speed editor keyboard without problems. Running now the latest kernel 6.02 by the way. I also managed to use Davinci on KDE Neon after little have with NVIDIA drivers by the way, but Manjaro feels faster and offers latest software. Cheers!
@@PaulMrPKcom Yeah, Buddy, same here. I have Manjaro/Davinci On my main desktop/Laptop. I have 4k cameras/video to edit. Cheers my friend.
How do you think Garuda compares to Modicia in terms of ease of use, stability, privacy/security, and flexibility?
I would be interested on your take on Endeavour OS - I wanted to love it but just can’t
hey can anyone help me I tried download the gaming dragonised edition and the normal dragonised, I aslo turned off csm,fast boot and secure boot since I got a Nvidia card I'm trying to install the version with nvidia drivers but as soon as I boot through my pendrive I don't have the option to install the garuda linux still I open the garuda assistant for installing it but no result then I thought my pendrive must have some issue I changed the pendrive and did all this again still same thing btw I used etcher for flashing the ISO when I was on my 4-5 attempt of installing luckily It got install but as soon I booted into the installed garuda linux and get the update running after downloading all the files when It validates it my pc turns off automatically I waited for 30 mins thought it must be working in background but no result but now I don't even have an option to install I have successfully attempted installing for more than 10 times and really frustrated rn, Finally decided to install POP os now if some one can help me out of this then plz do I'll want to try garuda linux fr.
My old KDE Manjaro install, was themed almost exactly the same as Garuda's so when it completely borked AGAIN(My fault I have to use AUR packages), I fresh installed Garuda and haven't looked back...
People, just don't realise how great it is, on a practical level, nevermind the asthetics which are subjective and you either love or hate.
Zen Kernel by default. Runs anything, and everything, is so fast, stable and compatible with more devices than even Ubuntu's Kernel.
Installed on BTRFS with snapshots set-up and out the box, again invaluable on a rolling release.
And more recently, Garuda introduced the live patches/fixes that come down the pipes when Arch upstream has issues, is fantastic. Is not just, a holding back of packages as Manjaro does, it fixes them, off the bat.
Literally, had a situation where the AUR package for my VPN provider, was abandoned, and Keep Solid hasn't updated it in ages. Not even compatible with 22.04 LTS yet?! I have a lifetime's subscription from 5yrs ago. Not having my VPN, not an option. So I nuked my Garuda KDE install for FerenOS, after watching your vids.
I have to say, long time since I rocked anything Ubuntu based on the daily and I immediately noticed the speed difference on app loading etc.
Yes, animations can be sped up or you can install preload to mitigate but, that's what it is...mitigation...
Feren does have bugs, which is understandable as a franken-distro, so I'm not gonna use for long.
Anyway, somebody on Artix's forum had the same issue with vpn-unlimited and another guy, with a greater skillset than me, has come up with a fix.
So I'll nuke FerenOS and be back on Garuda again soon. I might give Gnome, now that it's switched to 43 in the repos, a spin for a bit...
You don't need for a specific package 📦 to change your OS completely anymore.
If you need Ubuntu based package on Arch or any other based distro then use Distrobox tool to grab another package based software.
😉
Use the back ports if you use the AUR.
How would you compared Garuda to EndeavourOS? I'm really split between those two. I would go with base arch but, plain and simple I can't trust the Arch team to actually be responsive about issues. I don't really care about a long initial install, but having my distro solely maintained by people who consistently fail to even acknowledge fatally critical issues for days (I'm looking at you GRUB) or warn people of major changes (I'm looking at you SSL) I want at least some buffer from raw-arch. EndeavourOS has, thus far, struck a really nice balance for me, especially since it's close enough to baseline arch that most arch packages (AUR, github scripts, etc.) all run on it perfectly. With that said, Garuda's assistant and overall integration looks really bloody nice, so I'm wondering if I'm just taking some of what Endeavour does as granted or if I should consider switching to Garuda.
I really enjoyed my time and endeavor os, but really nothing compares to the experience that I've had with garuda.
c16:30 That's why I'm sticking with Win10 and waiting for Win12.
I had Manjaro on my laptop, but for close to a year I've been giving consideration to switching to Garuda, because of its dual versions (standard and gamer). I might use them both, if they are very different from one another. Zorin is for my desktop.
Lol, no. The only difference between editions of garuda are the things that are pre-installed. So if you've got the gaming edition, it's identical to the dragonized edition. Just like the other editions are identical, other than the graphical interface.
I've been using Linux for 15 years now and all the distro hopping is getting on my nerves. So far, Linux Mint, MX and Mabox are the only 3 distros that work consistently for me.
I hear you bro. All good distros for sure.
Will an 8 gigabit PNY usb work, I can't find a 16 gigabit Lezar usb in my town.
Any USB stick will work. Just ensure its at least the size of the ISO you downloaded
i loved my time with Garuda... beautiful distro, easy to use and everything works very good. But i always end up returning to Mint. i prefer the debian way of dealing with the programs.
Mint FTW
Just like me.
I've been using the KDE Lite version for awhile. You may want to give it a try if the others are too bloated.
I have been using garuda for almost 2 years and it's been a great distro for me.
Excellent video man, so is this still you best/favorite linux? Im a huge gamer and an artist so either of my systems (vr rig & art rig) can easily handle anything. so resource hog issues are irrelevant to me. This looks really promising, especially from a windows user standpoint I already use Krita so it already being native to linux is a great boon. my question, if you happen to know and would answer is, can garuda handle WMR vr helmets (im assuming via steam vr) which is fine but I have several VR games and VR paint programs that are non-steam like vivecraft so how would all of that work would you know? if I could port 20-50% of my regular programs I am accustomed to over via wine, crossover or what was it called... bottle? I think the move from 30+ years of winblows to here may be worth it - as long as I can use them and the majority VR gaming at maybe an 80% success rate. if I cant the move may be pointless unless a possible dual boot but doesn't windows disallow that on motherboards now? anyways, fantastic tutorial and demonstration.
yeah I love Kodi, but I hated the default player so i force changed it to thekmplayer
I have to many programs for music production Like Native Instruments and Cubase Pro. I know all about the replacements so don't pipe in like I'm a n00b. I don't need help I am simply talking about tools I must use in order to create what and how I create. So windows is still a must have tool for me. I have MX-Linux and prox-mox installed on a secondary PC which I use to house my Linux software systems so I can work out creation software replacements. So fare I need the video software only available in exe or msi form.
I tried Garuda, Mint, Ubuntu, but I settled on Zorin as the best user distro for easy desktop use for ex-windows people.
Tried out Garuda and grub couldn’t find it the 3 times I tried different isos, tried chrooting and reinstalling grub still didn’t work so I gave up and went back to void, my favourite
hmmm, never had that problem ever.
The minimum requirements shows 4 GB RAM. I believe that may be for the "Dragonized" version of Garuda. However, I installed Garuda KDE Lite on a decade old HP G72 laptop, having 3 GB DDR2 RAM and an Intel Core 2 Duo processor (64 bit). Garuda runs quite well on a decade old laptop and it took less than ten minutes to install from a live USB stick.
I liked Garuda's concept what is ready to use and easy to maintain. However Garuda's dev should consider low-spec users as well. Im KDE lover and Garuda's KDE not light when compare to Manjaro or EOS.
When I try Garuda's Dra4nized version on 16 Threads 16 GB RAM Laptop 💻, OS gets heavy and not stable on CPU usage etc. It always jumping for nothing and energy consumption as naturally.
So my advice to Garuda's dev please release same Garuda's tools including version for lightweight based iso.
How Zorin OS and some distros release spins then Garuda Linux also could be Light-Mid-Heavyweight versions.
Yeah despite my prejudice, I also liked Garuda Linux.
The Garuda download page also has images using the lighter-weight Xfce and LXQt DEs. Perhaps you missed them? I recently installed dr460nized on a 4 core 6 GB Celeron mini PC because it looked cool. So far it hasn't been particularly sluggish, but then again I don't use the Celeron box for gaming.
@@tylersperry9164 yeah mate you're absolutely right. I switched to Garuda and unlivablely it works flawlessly even RAM takes almost %90+.
In my words I would like to say about KDE Lite (Bare) version which cant get official support but only iso. So would be nice liter modes with support.
However Dr4gonized looks polished its extremely stable. 👏 Bravo
Live with it a few months and see.
Windows clock always messes up if I've been on Mint. I also don't know what causes it.
Yes, I have the same thing when I dual-booted in the past. Such a pain.
"sudo timedatectl set-local-rtc 1" on terminal to fix it.
Windows sets the machine time to your local time. Linux sets it to UTC by default.
I have been using Linux for years now both Manjaro, Mint. In recent months however, First in Manjaro then in Mint v21 There has been a change in the kernel which has completely broken network connections to other machines, Linux, Windows and even my NAS. I was using hardwired mounts in the fstab file which worked very well. It stopped working a few months ago with Manjaro and now also in Mint 21. I have looked on many occasions for a solution to this and have seen a few different suggestions and none work. Samba has been broken for years and is not an option. So I have had to stay with Mint 20.3 as it works fine. It will be supported until 2025. So for anyone needing network connections to other shares, this is a problem. So, with all the reviews of Linux new distros no one is talking about the elephant in the room, broken network connections. To many users this problem makes Linux unuseable moving forward. Hopefully someone will figure out a reliable workaround and not 6 pages of edits to multiple config files. We need an app that allows you to find and auto mount your network shares that is easy for all users. I hate windows but... the networking works well.
Using Garuda since about 1 year and a half, I had almost no issue, maybe one or two, but nothing major. It perfectly fulfills all my gaming needs out of the box (ok, mabe a tweak or two before the steam deck was released. Regarding the looks of dragonized, at the beginning I thought it was f*ck1ng ugly, now I'm used to it.
Void linux is viable also.
Garuda is excellent overall!
Does your windows clock jump forward an hour or two?
You may find it’s a KDE issue and not a Garuda issue if you’re running KDE as your desktop
Linux writes the time to BIOS as UTC and Windows writes it as local time. So when you boot into Windows it incorrectly thinks the time in the BIOS is local time. Just web search for wrong time in Windows Linux dual boot for more info.
@@johnstath9666 definitely not a KDE issue. It depends on time settings (UTC vs local)
"sudo timedatectl set-local-rtc 1" on terminal to fix it.
Thank you all for clearing that up
Man, I tried the Dragonized KDE version and it was really brocken... Nothing was working fine, even Steam or Fire Dragon, everything was frozen. The Gnome version was fine for me tho.
Yes, I have had the worst time of my life with the Dragonized KDE. He should use that for 3 months Lol.
i've been using it for like 4 months i switch from windows to mint "first linux distro" stuck with mint for a week..... then went to garuda, all "my" games run thanx to proton and lutris
The Guy who does Proton GE is doing Naboro KDE for gaming it is all done up in the Kernal etc. tons of tweaks just for gaming. But, it is Btrfs/LVM.
I run PROGRAMS (OS) on a 250 gig SSD by itself- and all my "stuff" i work on, save or want to keep- is on a separate 2T harddrive that is separate.. and I don't auto-mount it-- for security... that way if my system fails-- WHO CARES- I just reload it- or if the drive itself fails - I have another one that is the same.. ready to install. The only "carry over" I have is my PROFILE from THUNDERBIRD (which I import to the new thunderbird 102)... and my BOOKMARKS (for FF).
Garuda or Manjaro though Manjaro is has a more friendly enterprise look
Garuda is fundamentally fine. Just those fonts and icons are a disrespectful circus. I'd recommend 10 times more the XeroLinux, but unfortunately to a new user you have to know which starting packages to choose... so I would suggest either Deepin, Kubuntu, or ArcoLinux B "Plasma" to a new user who does not know where to put a slash in gnulinux
not here to dunk on you, but im actually legit interested in why you would need edge specifically for work and not just whatever chromium browser
For Microsoft tools that are required to work on client servers that are still on Windows NT.
I hope linux don't go woke
If it does, then maybe you should go back to Windows. We don't need your toxicity
It's already in everything, 500 companies are teamed up with our Gov, Charles swab, WEF, 90% of the One 1%er's, and Linux Devs are definitely going woke, Linux is filled with Politics now.
Endeavour is greaaat! Endevaour is it maaan!
50k reward points how?
Hi I just installed it and is kind of overwhelming how many options out of the box it has. Thank you for your video. This system is that it comes with dark coloured windows that looks great but that cover the letters of some apps that come preinstalled. What about that? got to change all for the sake of some. Besides that like it a lot looks fast and stable. Another thing is that some this where not translated into spanish am seeing. Some option of desktop preferences reads in english, if you do not know english. But the worst thing is that newcomers MUST NOT install this distro. Why? THE DARK THEME is HARD and not posible to change and half of installed apps's letters cannot be seen. This is shit plain and simple. You know what the forum say about this? listen. Arch is not for user is for the developers needs, since they spend so much time on screen and daRK is safier. This is Crap, since a button to change What blocks your reading of the apps options is a MUST. The forums are full of no straight solutions to queries like this. The other thing is that SO MANY options are so confusing so many things but you cannot do simple things. the new icons and theme that make this distro unique make it AWKWARD to get used to. I say again MANY built in apps come with dark letters AND THE DARK MODE wish you good luck changing it. For new comers ITS NOT AN OPTION PERIOD. Just works for people that spend their life time understanding linux even considering that EVERYThing is out of the box mouse reachable. Looks awesome but is made by idiots. Forums YOU CHECK IT do not believe me, consist of facebook idle talks with no specific references and solutions. Fuck this distro you know fuck it. When you cannot change a theme and you have thousand options to do simple things that do not need that much you find yourself having to go to school for simple things but you cannot change a theme into light color. In my opinion average users will uninstall this distro the same day they installed it.
Garuda cannot run with secureboot enabled. But Ubuntu can.
Simply not my distro. Gived a try last year on dragonaized edition.
It got better with time. Btw consider it's arch based, you either love it or hate it.
Dragonaized edition is the one he needs to do a long-term review. Lol.
you misspelled mint
Nice, except No printer! I don’t speak Garuda. I really hate to wipe this one. God Bless
Microsoft itself is d biggest nightmare for every emerging new technology that's not Microsoft.
Snapper default is to save the last 10 snaps. So if you discover a problem 11 install ago its too late. Thus when installing adding a daily and a startup snapshot is essential. In my case pipewire was clashing and something was stuttering videos, including in web pages but it all worked fine in MX boot. I was never able to find out what so 40 hours of install app debugging was wasted. Luckily I kept notes. It does assume your cpu is vulkan capable. If you discover your cpu is not vulkan capable in practice (N3050) you can expect a lot of games to fail, despite nothing stopping vulkan install and uninstall
Why do IT people... seem to like to bash the big corps (Google, Apple, Microsoft)... is it because those companies didn't hire you? Is it because you feel small and insignificant to the brilliant engineers that work there?? I have no stake in the game... just curious.
Garduda is the best
I saw the title and simultaneous heard the collective groan of the Arch community racing to the comments section to call Garuda bloated and tell people to use Endeavour OS instead
endeavourOS has too much bloat /S
It would help if you titled it "My Best Linux Experience" There is no best, That is an Opinion. Garuda damaged my hardware/ drives and can not recover 20 years old Family Pictures and Videos, Important Infomation, and Docs, I lost my money, and time. I love the look of the gaming edition. But new users and people who use their computers for important work can lose precious information. It is acceptable for gaming, youtube videos, surfing the web, but if you don't have things you can't afford to lose it is not good. Thanks for your hard work. But what works for you and your hardware will not work for a lot of other people.
Please explain to me how software damage your hardware?
@@eBuzzCentral I have on your videos already, Love your videos and respect your work, but your words matter to new users. All hardware is not the same. You can install pretty much anything on HP intel laptops, I know because I own one, Garuda works fine on it and in VM. But When Garuda came out And all the RUclipsrs pushed it as the Bee's Knee, I installed it on my main desktop. When updates come, I update. 2 weeks in an update destroyed my Nvme, and 4 other drives, then a year later my fav Utuber said the bugs were fixed. So I tried again and lost another Nvme drive. So LVM's/brfs/Garuda does not play nice with people's hardware/drives. This is the only distro in my 14 years of Linux this has happened with. Do not take comments personally. I am not a troll, And No distro is the best, What works for you does not work for everyone. This is why there are so many rebrandings of Distros and DE's.
You and yours, Happy a very pleasant evening my friend.
P.S only 2 of my laptops are older, the rest of my desktops/laptops are new hardware for Video/Photo Editing.
I had other problems with the Dragonizd edition too, but losing my children's memories, and all my work was enough to ruin me in more ways than I care to share. You have others here in the comments and your other videos that had many problems too with the Dragonized, Please do a 3 months review of the Dragonized Edition Sir. All the RUclipsrs I watch only do a VM install and say it is the best. Try the gaming edition long-term. Please.
YEP-- I got sorry treatment from Manjaro people too.. so-- f.. em!!!
Very nice, except almost useless! Without printer support, It does not print! Worthless, without a printer!
Why keep talking about windows moat don't care they just want to turn on and be done they don't want to fix this fix that if a noob is watching this they have no clue the apps you're talking about explain what they do. Hour video noons left long time ago.
Too Too Too much color. If I was under 20 this would be wonderful. No thanks. Even the "plasma desktop" is goofy looking.
This country is a mess
Yes indeed, People need to stop fighting each other over nonsense. Sept 12th the Pres. signed an order that axes the dollar, we are going to Bio-digital dollar on Dec 12th. They can turn off your money anytime for any reason. And you will no longer have any rights, they can inject you against your will with ever they want. They going to go Transhuman. Read it, take about an hour and a half, and gets real good 30 mins in. Signed when no one paying any mind. Americans sleeping.
Worst community and horrible distro...my opinion....no judgement. Sorry about it buddy.
no, "biglinux" (manjaro) is the best