Thank you Garuda Linux team for finally making a distribution that feels as good as it is to use and is interesting and making me want to learn more about Linux.
On and off for many years I have dabbled and ran live CDs of distro after distro. I couldn't ever find the guts to actually install a system. My stupid brain could not wrap itself around how Linux works and what to do. And unfortunately for an idiot like me I need some help.
I read and I try and read and I try. I wanted to build a gaming pc for emulation. I found Garuda and I thought ok Ill emulate using this, and thats it. Noooooope.
The community is great, I want to learn more, I want to get better at Linux and I want to convert over fulltime to running a Linux machine.
Just wanted to share with you that your distribution is making me want to learn more and experiment and embrace Linux and be proud to run a Linux box.
Now that’s the kind of feedback we love to hear. That is our primary goal at Garuda, to encourage users to empower themselves to be the master of their own system (not a slave to it).
Yes I tried, Multimedia version, then game version, now just Dr460nized. I couldn't figure out how to get samba sharing to work on the game version. So I tried the Dr460nized version and am just installing the games from the Garuda Gamer.
I have to say that its really really helpful for Newbies to have something to point and click at. I also read about samba on the Arch Linux wiki and got it to work. But I ended up breaking something else while I was trying.
Thank you. Coming from windows and mac in my daily life. I got sick and tired of having to deal with those computers.
This Linux is amazing. I can change anything I want, and do what I want. The bad part is, I don't know what anything means. There are so many new words and things to learn.
Do you guys have like a dictionary or something? Its a whole new language. LOLOL
Nice. Thats exactly the right attitude to learn stuff nicely. If there is still no solution is perfectly fine to ask here if its Garuda related
Btw, as a good start to learn "the language" of Linux is linuxjourney.com, it explains all the important commands quite well and its not too complicated imo
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