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Hello, I recently switched to void, I really like this distro and the only thing that was stopping me from trying it out was the longer package manager commands compared to arch(I know it is trivial ) and I didn't have alot of timeso I went with artix(I was more familiar with arch linux at …

When comparing Arch Linux vs Void Linux, the Slant community recommends Arch Linux for most people. In the question“What are the best Linux distributions ...

Its good for a customized install, since the base-system is really just the bare minimum, even more minimal than arch. Some packages, that arch is lacking in ...

Void is much simpler and much more lightweight, but being usable unlike crux. Arch requires countless unneeded "dependencies". The AUR is like dirty red light district. Systemd is over million lines of code, runit is about 2,000. Arch without Systemd implementations are pretty bad due to it not being officially supported in anyway.

Void supports i686, x86_64, armv6, armv7 and aarch64 with both musl and glibc under one project, one source repository. Arch linux does not allow partial updates. Void linux allows partial updates because the package manager tracks shared libraries and big issues can be avoided by aborting the transaction if a conflict exists

On Arch the free and nonfree packages are in one repository. All this creates a distro which hides the problem of proprietary software on your ...

Arch Linux supports only x86_64 in the main project · Void supports i686, x86_64, armv6, armv7 and aarch64 with both musl and glibc under one ...

Its package system allows you to quickly install, update and remove software; software is provided in binary packages or can be built directly from sources with ...

30.03.2014 · Re: Void Linux vs Arch Linux. I have both (among others) distros. Void is less bleeding edge than Arch, in a way it is something in between stable and bleeding. Some software is up-to-date (i.e. Emacs), other stuff is not (kernel). I can't see any difference when it comes to speed, to be honest.

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Arch linux does not allow partial updates. Void linux allows partial updates because the package manager tracks shared libraries and big issues can be avoided by aborting the transaction if a conflict exists. Arch puts everything into one big package. Void splits packages, not as much as debian, but at least the development stuff is in a -devel subpackage. This reduces the installation size by alot (especially useful for embedded systems, arm...).

Arch Linux is ranked 1st while Void Linux is ranked 4th. The most important reason people chose Arch Linux is: Arch's goal of simplicity means there's usually one preferred way to get things done - through organized and well documented configuration files.

Arch Xmonad took on average 0.085s, Void Xmonad and i3 took on average 0.235s. Both using picom-ibhagwan fork. 5. Continue browsing in r/voidlinux. r/voidlinux. Void Linux is a general operating system based on the Linux Kernel. 8.0k. Members. 79.

Arch Xmonad took on average 0.085s, Void Xmonad and i3 took on average 0.235s. Both using picom-ibhagwan fork. 5. Continue browsing in r/voidlinux. r/voidlinux. Void Linux is a general operating system based on the Linux Kernel. 8.0k. Members. 79.

I looked into Void Linux, and it's interesting and I may try it out, but it's unlikely to sway me from Arch. Arch and Ubuntu are basically direct opposites, but ...

Void is less bleeding edge than Arch, in a way it is something in between stable and bleeding. Some software is up-to-date (i.e. Emacs), other stuff is not (kernel). I can't see any difference when it comes to speed, to be honest. I keep both Void and Arch pretty minimal and light so they are quite fast.

Arch Linux - A lightweight and flexible Linux distribution that tries to Keep It Simple.. Void Linux - General purpose operating system, ...

I found it easier than Arch and straitforward such as ubuntu (if you like the old bsd'ish ... compared to arch or other installation guides, Void has awful ...

Arch linux does not allow partial updates. Either I don't understand what exactly you mean or it does. I have made a couple of installations of void where I have removed the init system, runit, and service scripts, I have installed pacman, s6 and …

Arch Linux - A lightweight and flexible Linux distribution that tries to Keep It Simple.. Void Linux - General purpose operating system, based on the monolithic Linux kernel.

Arch Build System. 4. X86_64 architecture supported. 1. Can fix bugs yourself if you know how to. Pros of Void Linux. 3. Lightweight. 1.

Void Linux. 2897 630. 588 108. When comparing Arch Linux vs Void Linux, the Slant community recommends Arch Linux for most people. In the question “What are the best Linux distributions for desktops?”. Arch Linux is ranked 1st while Void Linux is ranked 6th. The most important reason people chose Arch Linux is: Arch's goal of simplicity ...

All things considered, I would choose arch: though it's slightly less minimal than Void, it's a way more normal Linux distro that doesn't force me to learn another init, or roll my own packages because the repos are inexistent, and Void's extreme KISS philosophy is taking it way too far - I'm not a KISS guy by default and in fact I tendentially don't main KISS distros, but even if I have to …