Hey guys, its time for the first release of Garuda Gnome! Im pretty happy with how it turned out
Thanks for the suggestions. They made this release even better! Now on to the feature list
The latest and greatest of Garuda Linux features (eg. Garuda Settings manager while running pure Arch, btrfs rollback.. more here)
Cockpit for easy administration of updates/vm/etc via browser
Ubuntus Yaru theme, fitting Qt theme and tray icons making this DE a comfy home
Themed command line
Extensions enabled by default: Animation tweaks, Arc menu, Blyr, Dash to dock, Gamemode, Kstatusnotifier/appindicator support, Launch new instance, Noannoyance v2, Pamac update indicator, Remove alt+tab delay v2, Tweaks in system menu, Tray icons reloaded, Sound input/output chooser, User themes, Unite
Firefox with privacy-respecting default settings and some useful addons that can be installed optionally, fitting theme - ready to go
Xorg as default session to avoid wayland issues reported
Theming polished, settings apply now correctly when logging in for the first time
On first login, Firefox is launched to install its extensions. Press yes for each tab opened and close Firefox afterwards. When the setup is done the script will notify you and delete itself afterwards.
Appindicator/Tray icons are loaded correctly after the first logout, this is due to the extensions being activated at the first login
Kept included applications at a minimum in lite (telegram-desktop, libreoffice and a few more moved to ultimate)
Pkglist now found in the corresponding download folder
Cockpit got an icon now in the appdrawer, if you want to use it you have to enable it's service, I left it unactivated by default (sudo systemctl enable --now cockpit.socket)
If there are any questions or suggestions just let me know
Thanks!
Bringing the garuda logo to neofetch etc. would be a great idea. As you might have noticed the Arch one is used in this context as it would be the standart, boring tux picture otherwise
What are you trying to tell us with the firefox screenshot? Edit: nvm, found the description. its the little things
Minor detail: the Files app is named in German (Dateien), even though I installed in English.
I guess that's a feature too, today I learned how to say "files" in German
Hehe, lets call it a "hidden features"
Jokes aside, this might be because i included some .desktop files in ~/.gnome or /etc/skel/.gnome, if you delete them it should be fixed.
Im still searching for a way to preset icons/description for installed apps correctly since some of them arent themed or just look very ugly, some of them i even hide.
, thank you 
