I wish there was a easier way to put Linux mobile on phones, I mean it's pretty painless to put Linux on desktops and laptops. What's the hold up on mobile devices? Yeah I know there are some good Linux mobile options, but they are still hard to port to just about any device.
Well so far playing around with #VoidLinux on an old laptop I've #SwayWM up and running along with all my other stuff. I've built #Spotify from source without issue and just setup printing / scanning . Using #Runit for services is a doddle too no cumbersome #Systemd . Could :void: be about to replace #ArchLinux on my daily ?
I think I need more time just to make sure that it's really for me but the results so far are in favour of Void.
@neil It's hard to say unless you're in my head to be honest. I like how minimal it is and the package management system. I also like runit in favour of systemd and it just feels so close to #LinuxFromScratch . It makes you have to work to get things working whereas on the likes of #ArchLinux a lot of things get setup in the background that you don't think about. So you gain a greater understanding of how it all works and comes together.
My personal #VoidLinux experience so far is that it makes you work to make it work so that in the end you completely understand how each separate piece operates kind of like #LinuxFromScratch . You ask have I actually built an #LFS system ? Yep I went there and it was fun but best of all is the sense of accomplishment once you get at the end.
How do I feel about it only a few days into testing it ? It's actually growing on me and I can see why some folk switch from #ArchLinux to Void Linux.