Virtualization is everything in Linux
I really think to replace my Windows fully with Linux, and I think I just find the right distro for me. All I want is:
- Arch-based
- Drivers out of the box
- Simple virtualization
Garuda Dr460nized Gaming is do it all for me. It's already get setup with Wine, and Qemu. I can testing any Linux distro without painfully distrohopping, and run my software that only available in Windows.
For example, I needed to use an Windows-only piano plugin for LMMS. It's just already really good, and I don't want to switch and search other plugin. So, my system is already setup with Wine out of the box, so I can simply using the Windows version of LMMS and install that plugin. And it's just works!
And of course, because this is an gaming-focused distro, I can simply run my favorite Windows game! (powered by Wine)
I'm already bored and start lazy with these Linux stuff, so I think this one does the job really good! And I really really don't do anything with the Wine, even I'm fine with the GPU not detected.
