ZDNETOne thing you can certainly say about Linux is that it does not lack variety. You can find desktop distributions that are equal parts art and functionality, as well as those created purely for the sake of efficiency.For a while now, Garuda Dr460nized (aka “Dragonized”) has been that distribution — the one that makes eyes pop and jaws drop. It’s just so cool. But then the developers of Garuda go and one-up themselves with the “Broadwing” release. If you’re a big fan of the Dr460nized release, fear not, as it will most likely always be a part of the Garuda lineup, which features several different releases. Also: This Linux distro can be used without installation (and it’s totally free)One of those releases is the Mokka Edition, a Catppuccin-themed KDE Plasma desktop experience that offers a fresh and inviting take on the KDE environment. I’m reviewing this edition, and it’s a game-changer for those who prioritize aesthetics. For those who aren’t familiar, the Catppuccin theme is a popular, visually appealing theme for Linux desktops that offers soothing pastel colors and supports GTK-based desktop environments like GNOME, Cinnamon, XFCE, and Mate. Well, the Garuda team has applied this theme to KDE Plasma, and it’s spectacular. More