MuOS for the Anbernic RG35XX - Better than GarlicOS?

A new front end for the Anbernic RG35XX. MustardOS / (now renamed to MuOS - just after uploading this video!) is something very different for the Anbernic RG35XX and does away with all the fancy themes, icons, etc. that GarlicOS uses. Instead it offers what appears to be a very bare and minimal front end, using RetroArch. But is it any good? Find out in this video.
00:00 Intro
00:19 Prerequisite for running MustardOS / MuOS
02:39 Resizing and labelling partitions
05:58 Checking the GarlicOS install
06:43 RetroArch and cores
07:08 A decision to make - TF1 or TF2?
08:25 Another option for Miyoo Mini OnionOS users
09:00 Booting up with ROMs and checking GarlicOS is working
09:24 Prerequisites satisfied and ready to install Mustard OS
10:20 Downloading MustardOS / MuOS
10:40 How to install MustardOS / MuOS
12:35 Booting up the RG35XX with MustardOS / MuOS
13:39 Creating playlists
16:58 Using the Menu button
17:00 Summing things up
Links
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Balena Etcher - www.balena.io/etcher
Mini Tool Partition Wizard - Free - www.partitionwizard.com/free-...
GarlicOS - / garlicos-for-76561333
MustardOS (now MuOS) - wiki.rg35xx.com/index.php?tit...
Where to get an Anbernic RG35XX
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Amazon US - amzn.to/3TLei8g
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[@funky5_]

Thank you for the newbie-friendly tutorial on MiniTool Partition Wizard! I overlooked the "resize" option and just went for "copy" since "Extend" would wipe the data. Now I know for next time to use the "Resize" option 😅

[@RetroGamesWorld]

Glad it was helpful!

[@NickDyers]

I've been working from Linux terminal since 2007 with my trusted Debian. MuOS is the closest ideal OS tailored for us who love minimalistic and optimised approach to directly play our retrogames without depending on full, bloated retroarch libraries. I've read his (latest) web documentation (xonglebongledotcom) and all the cores listed on there basically aligned perfectly with what i've used with my personalised V90 all this time. More plus side for migrating save files there. Thank you for sharing this :)

[@Rionaldy1991]

I still don't understand how to add games to garlicOS, after the installation process is complete because the video shows that after the installation process, the game emulator is still empty thanks for the helpful answer

[@miguellee3]

This looks more like MinUI (which I’m a big fan of) but a lot less polished. Hope the developer continues working on it and making it interesting!

[@BaseSteve]

As a masochist, this is for me.

[@yurilis1348]

Does it solve the heating problem? At least mine have it

[@bobcooper82]

Personally, I like the cheese and onion OS.

[@toms.1417]

This is not easier to use and waaaayyyyyy more complicated. I'll stick with GarlicOS.

[@DJDanceClassic]

It is only for smart people

[@yuswanramadhan9341]

the link for mustardOS was deleted man...

[@RetroGamesWorld]

Yeah, they just changed it in the last few hours as a result of changing the name from Mustard OS to MuOS. I've no idea why! I've updated the link in the description.

[@EasyFallen]

Lol. This OS looks like a piece of sh..

[@DJDanceClassic]

Best looking os