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Garuda Linux
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| Architecture | x86_64 |
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| Release type | Rolling |
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| Initial release | 2020-03-26 |
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| User interface | KDE Plasma, GNOME, Xfce, LXQt, Cinnamon, Qtile, i3, Sway |
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| Package manager | |
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| Terminal | fish |
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| Standard, Community, Barebones |
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| Arch Linux, BlackArch Linux (Dr460nized BlackArch) |
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Garuda Linux is a Linux distribution based on Arch Linux that aims to provide a colorful desktop environment. It is named after Garuda, a legendary bird in Hindu, Buddhist and Jain faith. It is also aimed at the gaming industry, with pre-installed tools that make installing gaming software easier out of the box, the linux-zen kernel, and the BTRFS file system.
Like Arch Linux, it is a rolling release distribution, with no fixed release and simply updates packages installed.
The KDE versions have 3 variants. These include the following:
This is the default version. It has the default settings and software.
This version is aimed the most at gamers. It ships with gaming tools, emulators, etc.
Based on BlackArch Linux, it is intended as a version for penetration testing. It provides tons of cybersecurity software installed by default.
It is optimized heavily for use on real hardware and when used on a virtual machine will not result in a proper experience.
