I think my garuda linux is corrupted fully

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here i'm again with a issue , my system is really fscked this time
nothing is working properly terminal is not working it opens but i cant type a thing in it , wallpaper gone , when i open my pc and enter password there always a error and terminal open , setup garuda assitance not working , there is no minimize ,close ,maximize button on any application so i cant even close any application after oprning it. At the end i wanna say that system is totally fscked
so suggest me should i reinstall it or there is a way to recovery my linux

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What did you do before this mess started?
If it was due to an update or installation of one or more packages, before reinstalling you could try a least reinstalling the latest working snapshot:

This does not cover your configuration in the home directory. For them you should have backups.
There might be other things to try, like switching or booting to a tty and try to garuda-update or other stuff.
Maybe trying something could be a learning exercise, even when the situation is compromised.

Anyway, some of the error messages reported in your other topic are a bit concerning, like not being able to find (not install) a well-known nvidia package or dkms not installed…

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i really didn't do any thing ,when i power on my system its already like this .

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yes its my system info

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This might be a symptom of hw problems.
You could consider this tutorial.

Anyway, for the errors given in the other thread, it could be a sw mess anyway.
If you can boot or switch to a tty, you could try reinstalling all packages with

update remote fullfix
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now its working but still the same problem are there can'y close any application after opening it because there is no close button , wallpaper gone and other

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You could try with Garuda Assistant and reset everything to default

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You could try to apply another global theme in the system settings. Or change to another window decoration and check if the buttons are back.

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Unfortunately this is xfce (and I have no experience with it).
If the reset doesn't work, give a look here:
https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Xfce#Restore_default_settings
Check also chapter 3.4.
But I'm sure an xfce user will help you better soon :wink:

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UUPS, sorry, I didn’t consider that.

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What is the error?

The information we have so far is a little scattered. Try to be more specific about what is happening. “Nothing is working properly” sounds bad, but it is not specific enough to be meaningful.

Try making a new user on the system and log in as the new user to see if their environment is also broken.

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dont need any more after update remote fullfix and change snapshot and 3 time restart it working like new
all issue are fixed . thankx to you and your team

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