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figured i'd spin up a Void Linux community here since the one on lemmy.ml is kinda hard to reach for folks on other instances.

this space is for anyone using (or curious about) Void. ask questions, share tips, show off your setups, or just vibe.

not too many rules, just:

  • keep it Void-related
  • don’t be a jerk
  • no dumb distro fights

that’s it.

drop a post, say hey, share your rice, whatever.

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As it says, what do you like the most about void, and how would you personally reccomend it?

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I am going to give @voidlinux another shot because I loved using the XBPS package manager.#VoidLinux #Linux #GLibC #Musl

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void-dots (codeberg.org)
submitted 5 months ago by to c/voidlinux@infosec.pub
 
 

I've been hacking away at this setup for the last couple months, I figured I'd share it in case anyone else could use inspiration or little pieces here and there.

By Developer @wesker@lemmy.sdf.org

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I usually hold off on writing about new software until it’s had some time to prove itself, but this case is a little different. This project has the potential to bring Void Linux a bit closer to a broader audience—and that’s worth talking about.

As you know, Void stands out as one of the most well-known rolling-release distributions that doesn’t use systemd, catering mostly to more experienced Linux users. However, one area that often confuses newcomers is how it handles system services.

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I recently switched from Arch to Void

Void Linux with Niri
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switched from awesomwm to cinnamongreat for when i don’t want to think and just use the damn machine :3@voidlinux