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Its themes and logos can be a bit brighter and more colorful than this particular grumpy old vulture might choose. Garuda's lock screen has an on-screen keyboard, which is handy if you have a touchscreen… which our VM does not (click to enlarge) It isn't an office tool and it's not trying to be: if you have a day job to do, Ubuntu or Mint are there for that. Garuda aims to make things simpler: the tuning options are all there, but with a friendly UI on top. Arch is ideal if you want to get your hands dirty and learn about how Linux works under the hood. This is an OS aimed at gamers, performance tweakers, streamers and other more techie types.
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Its hardware and driver support is excellent, and the range of customization options, from cosmetics to low-level drivers and performance optimizations, is about the best we've seen in any distro yet.

We are seriously impressed with Garuda Linux. It is based on systemd, but saying that, it provides better graphical tools for managing systemd and systemd services than any other distro we've seen. Both Snap and Flatpak support are available, but neither is on by default.
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Under "Office" there's just AbiWord, a dictionary and a PDF viewer, but again, the Welcome screen offers a choice of stable or current LibreOffice, OnlyOffice, WPS Office, Calligra, and multiple others, including personal finance managers. The choice of pre-installed apps is biased towards media and internet tools rather than the more typical office tools. The startup and shutdown screen are both animated, with spinning circles around the eagle's head (click to enlarge)

The "Post-installation wizard" offers an astonishingly comprehensive range of settings, from cosmetics like wallpapers to enabling specific kernel versions, secure networking and browsers, virtualization and development tools, and more. The "Garuda Gamer" tab has a rich selection of tools to run both Windows and Linux games, multiple emulators, and a selection of FOSS games. It has a selection of privacy-centric browsers available, anonymous search engines, online backup tools and the like, plus links to the forums as well as various community chat channels and groups and more.
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Garuda's Welcome screen integrates various other helpful tools, such as tuning Btrfs settings, installing additional programs including a choice of graphical software stores, updating, setting kernel and boot parameters, partition managers, and so on. Another win is that rather than offering a separate package manager for apps from the AUR, Garuda pre-configures the pre-compiled Chaotic-AUR, so that the same packaging tools will fetch programs from both. Whereas Endeavour just reported that our Nvidia GPU wasn't supported and told us the older driver version we needed, Garuda's Nvidia-setup tool identified, downloaded and installed the right drivers automatically and configured GPU switching for us. In our testing, it scored points over Endeavour in a few places, though. The installation experience is quite similar to Endeavour OS: Garuda uses the same Calamares installer, and also has a friendly welcome screen with some helpful options to get you started.

Garuda's welcome screen has options to get your system just so, without editing a single configuration file (click to enlarge)
