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What does this distro do differently than others or plain vanilla Garuda?
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Pre-installs and configures most of what you need for gaming, so you can just remove the parts you don’t want, which is generally easier than a base install and having to add to it.
edit: and it’s trivial to install a different DE and/or de-dr460nize the interface.
Who is Doctor 460 and what are their qualifications?!
The different Garuda varients sans the gaming version are different desktop environments. Garuda just happens to support a lot. The gaming version of dragonized (which is KDE) is just dragonized with preinstalled gaming apps, probably the ones featured on their garuda gamer app
Correct, ~~plus RetroArch and cores on another tab~~.
edit: also auto installs and sets up some backend services, like Firewall etc.
edit2: correction, does not automatically install RetroArch, but easy enough to install it with the Garuda Gamer options.