its just a custom rom, stripped down to the basics...and as far as i have tested almost all files open except .odp format, other than that, rly great app

This is cool, I was literally looking for an app to open all kinda files for a lean build...great piece of software..

Hi gathered, I'm memes

It looks like a Maine coon ngl...or a tabby domestic longhair

thats bad, i got couple of repos on sha-256, i wonder what happens if they drop it, which i think they wont, do i have to like re-create them?

I feel like "everything breaks on linux" was created by Microsoft to sell windows lol

Pretty much, altho I think its a direct reference to how value of artists got lower as ai art came thro and now ai solving math stuff (astra 6) and mathematicians loosing their value

Good to know I'm not the only person who does this

Nice reference

U forgot to include me in credits for reading

This is how people should review stuff, its a rly gud analysis pointing out pros and cons

Finally....an os tier list we all can agree

Why did I not think of that

Mathematically proved posture

MPV, better colors , faster , lighter and has everything I need and nothing I dont

me reading this at 3am in bed

"studying capitalization for years" got me 😭

black magic....WITCH

yes , it lacks source install

i like gentoo and I like arch...I see void as better part of both combined

xbps is as gud as pacman and is rly fast for binary. xbps-src gives me control like portage

arch is light by design, but uses systemd which slows my boot, gentoo is slightly heavier than arch (but u can make it smaller) , gentoo boots faster with openrc compared to arch with systemd.....now combine the gud stuff ...void, runit boots faster , void is lighter than both out of the box

Only part I can point out where void lacks compared to gentoo is profiles and security options, other than that its perfect

And overall i like the minimalism, flexibility and control

I have even tried LFS , sure it was gud in every aspect and was perfect for my needs built by me, except package manager, I'm not rly looking forward to writing a package manager better than xbps.

P.S when I say gentoo is heavier than arch I meant out of the box right after installation