I am using qemu with virt-manager gui and it works well

Fish ladders can be built for them to cross dams but the flooding is a problem

If you want an Arch-based gaming distro there is Garuda (also a non heavily-themed version). I used Garuda before switching to plain Arch. It ran pretty well and I really liked the btrfs filesystem and the snapshots. It meant I could easily restore a backup of my system if I manage to break it. Which I did a few times.

Could you please explain how to do it in only the GUI? I need to disable my Nvidia GPU with scripts, detaching the GPU from my main OS, before I can pass it. It's not 100% reliable

I would like to recommend Yabsnap as an alternative to Snapper. It's made for Arch, tested on Fedora and might work on other distros. But it needs more eyes and testers!

Edit: thank you for the list! It's very nice to see what is available for btrfs

Last time I signed up (a few years ago) you could just enter whatever email you wanted and never bother to verify it. It's only a problem if you forget your password

You can make a separate home folder for the distrobox container if case you don't want to get your main home folder dirty

You could set up a development environment using distrobox in an arch container and keep the downgraded packages installed in there if it happens again

You could try the PSPi thing on this post

https://feddit.uk/comment/2324640

Here are the feature differences compared to regular Windows https://www.revi.cc/docs/faq/before/features/

Revi is built using the Ameliorated Wizard. The CLI version is open source.

I also considered using Tiny11 and Ghost Spectre but ended up with Revi because I don't really trust Tiny11 or Ghost Spectre. It's super easy for a malicious actor to include malware in those redistributed ISOs.

Of course the same thing can be said about Revi but Revi also offers the option to run their Playbook on a regular install of Windows. Or you could make your own custom Windows Playbook with Ameliorated.

Then there is also AtlasOS which, like Revi, is made using Ameliorated. I chose Revi because they had MS store and Windows defender still working and I like their custom tool. But according to Atlas developers, Windows Defender will be coming back in the next release.

In the end I guess what it comes down to is who you trust. The safest bet would be to debloat Windows yourself.

You can use distros like Arch or Debian as a base and install KDE to it as a desktop. Many distros based on Arch or Debian come with a desktop pre-installed. Like KDE. My favorite distro with KDE is Garuda KDE lite (it removes the visuals from regular Garuda). It uses Arch as a base, just like Steam OS and works well for me to game on. Steam OS for desktops is something I think will become popular once the official release from Valve comes.

I can recommend Garuda KDE Lite. I had some problems with pacman keyring being outdated when installing and had to set it up but other than that it works great