Garuda comes Nvidia ready out of the box

Y’know it is discontinued and has a lot of dangerous settings but I just pulled a cve count and you may be on to something.

IE - 44 https://www.cvedetails.com/vulnerability-list/vendor_id-26/product_id-9900/hasexp-1/Microsoft-Internet-Explorer.html

Chrome - 3448 https://www.cvedetails.com/vulnerability-list/vendor_id-1224/product_id-15031/Google-Chrome.html?page=1&order=1&trc=3348&sha=df0aa69c2223c5a8cefdcbb89a03bda7058b5b01

Internet explorer makes you naked for sure.

Chrome maybe in swim trunks at a shopping mall. Everyone (advertisers etc) can see you and you’re weirdly exposed.

“History is written by the victors”.

I see another propagandized ego driven fool who speaks louder and with more venom the less substance he has.

You personally cant draw comparisons between two separate systems? Seems like a limit of imagination.

You shouldnt presume to know better than others, especially when you dont appear to understand anything about the ideology outside of your bias.

I agree that there are differences, but I feel there are more similarities. Especially with anarchocommunist or collectivist theory.

Always cracks me up to see people who champion open source alternatives hate on communism.

Ill put my vote in for Garuda Linux. If you’re using Intel nvidia it is optimized out if the box. It is built on arch so youd manage it similar to Manjaro. kDE Plasma with Wayland is smooth. I cant get GNOME network displays to work to add my TV as a monitor but otherwise everything has been great.

So from my experience, I replaced my 8+ year old omen laptop with an MSI 3 years ago then installed garuda on the omen. Tested some games on each and the performance was similar until graphics were set to ultra just dye to the hardware difference. Before installing linux that laptop performance was struggling, so it really breathed life back into it and made it viable again. Hell my wife uses it to play stardew valley now and I used it to play ffxiv a few times.

Well plenty of VMS in enterprise or corporate environments use Linux. Tenant appliances, User access gateways, DNS forwarders, web app servers in docker containers, maybe even some load balancers and siem appliances. For corporate Desktops however I’ve only really seen thin clients running Linux before sign in to windows VDI, and that gets phased out with Windows for IoT

Throwing in for Dreamhost