>>76204218>>76202974>>76202931Short answer: aVoid.
Long answer: Good distro, good idea, but a mess of community/organization. They have several problems and lack the will/time/money to address them:
1- Too much drama for such a small team of developers. Gottox and Duncaen are probably the only truly accountable developers behind Void Linux.
2- No organization/foundation/community/company/etc established to keep the devs on track when the shit hits the fan (e.g. Debian, Arch, Gentoo, Fedora, even Slackware or "meme distros" like Alpine have some of this. What does Void have? A github "organization" and a subreddit as an "official forum"? Yikes!).
3- There is no infrastructure to receive donations, despite being asked so many times. The devs only do it out of their own "will and desire" and with their own money. Wait and see how much they hold this up without anyone asking for his/her "favours" back.
4. Every complaint and criticism made by xtraeme that turned to be true and triggered that recent shit show. A small detail: he founded Void and now he's been banned from the "organization". Lurk the "forum" r/voidlinux, twitter: @xtraemeat, and
voidlinux.org/news for context.
I'm about to switch back to Debian stable (or Devuan, not yet decided, heck! I don't even care anymore about systemD/GNU/Linux, it's all rotten to the core) and run all my fancy experiments on qemu/kvm VMs.
When you grow up of Linux distros you just want to get shit done and move on, not spending valuable time on disassembling up shit all over again.
Excuse the excess of "".
>t. Void user for >2yrs