Lets study a simple case scenario:
Only one drive with Windows 10 and 3 partitions :
#1- System
#2- Windows 10
#3- Recovery
1- We shrink partition 2 for Garuda
2- We install Garuda on the empty partition with the “Replace partition” option.
What happen to the Garuda boot loader ? Is it installed in the System partition #1 ? If yes, can anybody show a full tree of the System partition after Garuda installation like THIS.
Best regards
iBenny
MSOffice 2003 with ±5000 lines of VBA coding…
2003 won't run in WINE?
It is a default installation with PlayonLinux …
No clue I don't use Lutris or POL, I just install everything in Wine like you would in Windows. WineHQ lists the installer as running fine but that's kinda useless heh...
Found a few things that say yeah runs fine under Wine but it shouldn't be an issue for you to install and test before you dive 100% in.
This one is old as dirt and for Debian but they discuss vba explicitly. HOWTO install MS OFFICE 2003 using WINE with vba macro support
WOW ! 1000 thanks… 
I’ll try POL first though.
Best regards
iBenny
Sorry ! I do not understand this…
Heh I think he was just tossing out a theoretical way to keep windows grubby fingers off the boot partition but yeah, not very intuitive 
Thats the tree from win and Garuda you ask for
lsblk -f
NAME FSTYPE FSVER LABEL UUID FSAVAIL FSUSE% MOUNTPOINTS
zram0
[SWAP]
nvme0n1
│
├─nvme0n1p1
│ vfat FAT32 SYSTEM_DRV
│ 6469-0837 226,8M 11% /boot/efi
├─nvme0n1p2
│
├─nvme0n1p3
│ ntfs Windows-SSD
│ 3AE6699EE6695B61
├─nvme0n1p4
│ ntfs WINRE_DRV
│ 527469EC7469D2F1
└─nvme0n1p5
btrfs ed159bee-f3f4-4cb1-aeff-997938929ff7 234G 6% /var/log
/var/tmp
/var/cache
/home
/srv
/root
/
Can you develop this partition with all sub directories and files ?
Many thanks
Best regards,
iBenny
Tell me how, i am tired 
IIRC we cant, only the boot entry will show, but who knows.
Sorry, I’m NOT a Linux guru… yet !
But the above is from my laptop, this is my PC. Dos not help.
[root@i3 boot]# cd efi
[root@i3 efi]# ls
EFI
[root@i3 efi]# cd EFI
[root@i3 EFI]# ls
boot Garuda
[root@i3 EFI]# cd Garuda/
[root@i3 Garuda]# ls
grubx64.efi
[root@i3 Garuda]#
Then the entries of win and garuda would not bring you any further. 
Many thanks. It helps a LOT !
For Your Information: if you want to know how to do it in Windows 10 :
If your system is a W10-Garuda dual boot system, boot into windows and :
1- open the "run" command (win-R) (win is the key between CTRL and ALT in the bottom left)
2- type diskmgmt.msc
3- right-click on the System partition in the graph layout
4- chose to assign a drive letter
5- choose "S" (for System) in the letter selection box or any other letter of your liking
6- win-R type "cmd"
7- change to partition "S" by typing >S:
8- type Tree /f
9- make an image out of the Tree structure or
10- type Tree /f > %userprofile%/desktop/Tree.txt to put the tree in the file Tree.txt on your desktop
Best regrads
iBenny
Late but… Thanks for you suggestion ! 
Best regards,
iBenny