Garuda is meant to fill the void between Arch Linux and Manjaro Linux. Trying to be closer to Arch by having only one extra repo than Arch linux compared to 3 repos (Stable, testing, unstable? ) in Manjaro. Some tools shown are of Manjaro origin. Like Pamac & Garuda Settings Manager.
Context:
I am hearing about Garuda Linux in Manjaro forum where I presume "the developer" talked about it in the "Other OS" discussion section. With the deteriorating community relations Manjaro has been having with their community and with some of the Manjaro folks like old time users/volunteers moving to Garuda because of it, Garuda Linux has a place and an opportunity at hand to outshine Manjaro. If they keep their community relationships in check I guess.
Context:
I am hearing about Garuda Linux in Manjaro forum where I presume "the developer" talked about it in the "Other OS" discussion section. With the deteriorating community relations Manjaro has been having with their community and with some of the Manjaro folks like old time users/volunteers moving to Garuda because of it, Garuda Linux has a place and an opportunity at hand to outshine Manjaro. If they keep their community relationships in check I guess.