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Install 1. Download installer zip 2. Extract all files in zip file to same directory 3.Run VoidMusl.exe to Extract rootfs and Register to WSL Exe filename is using to the instance name to register. If you rename it you can register with a diffrent name and have multiple installs. How-to-Use (for Installed Instance) exe Usage

Some time ago I got tired of Gentoo and decided to try Void Linux. They officially support musl libc, so I thought why not? and installed it ...

musl is a libc implementation which strives to be lightweight, fast, simple, and correct. Void officially supports musl by using it in its codebase for all ...

musl - Void Linux Handbook musl musl is a libc implementation which strives to be lightweight, fast, simple, and correct. Void officially supports musl by using it in its codebase for all target platforms (although binary packages are not available for i686).

This allows Void to support musl as a second libc choice, which would not be possible with systemd . A side effect of this decision is a core system with clean and efficient operation, and a small code base. Void is developed in the spare time of a handful of developers, and is generally considered stable enough for daily use.

Install 1. Download installer zip 2. Extract all files in zip file to same directory 3.Run VoidMusl.exe to Extract rootfs and Register to WSL Exe filename is using to the instance name to register. If you rename it you can register with a diffrent …

Void Linux is overall easier to get into as it's more oriented towards desktops than Alpine while being a general purpose distro. It also has better documentation (still far from the Arch'es one TBH). What I like about Void over Alpine is it's simplicity and it's being minimal in the way it makes sense for desktop.

Если надумали поставить Void Linux, не трогайте musl. P.S. К слову, я вообще первый раз такие статьи пишу. Надеюсь, что кому-нибудь это ...

musl is a libc implementation which strives to be lightweight, fast, simple, and correct. Void officially supports musl by using it in its codebase for all target platforms (although binary packages are not available for i686). Additionally, all compatible packages in our official repositories are available with musl-linked binaries in addition to ...

Good summary on the differences between the two by the musl devs on their wiki here Finally, to actually answer your question, the average user should download the void-live-x86_64-$DATE.iso if they have more than 4GB of system RAM, or the void-live-i686-$DATE.iso if they have less than 4GB of system RAM.

voidlinux/voidlinux-musl · The Void Linux image/live/rootfs maker and installer.

Void is not available for the i386, i486, or i586 architectures. Before installing musl Void, please read the "musl" section of this Handbook, so that you are aware of software incompatibilities. It is highly recommended to have a network connection available during install to download updates, but this is not required.

Void Linux is an independent Linux distribution that uses the X Binary Package System (XBPS) package manager, which was designed and implemented from ...

Void doesn't maintain a multilib repository for musl, voids wine version is 32bit only and not available in the musl repository. 5 Reply Share ReportSaveFollow level 1 · 3 yr. ago· edited 3 yr. ago

I am, been using Void-musl with awesomewm for nearly 3 years as my main laptop. It does everything I need. Do I have a second machine?

Run VoidMusl.exe to Extract rootfs and Register to WSL. Exe filename is using to the instance name to register. If you rename it you can register with a ...

Void with musl libc is *recommended* for developers and (advanced) Desktop users. Very fast and polished distro with nice xbps tools and runit init system. Great system! 2 level 2 Op · 17 days ago I tried Alpine, it was neat! Took a bit a tinkering and could see how/why it’s …

I ran the musl libc version of Void Linux for a while on one of my laptops but ran into a lot of problems and buggy behavior. If you are going to use Void ...

Hello, I have installed Void Musl and Alpine Linux on a couple of spare partitions and played a bit with both. While Void worked very well and has a remarkable repository, Alpine lacks a few packages that I use and some others (namely wxpython and wxwidgets) do not function well with some stuff I tried to make work (or at least I could not figure it out).

I have been running Void musl on my laptop for ~4 months. I mostly use my laptop for web browsing, watching videos, and ssh. The important programs I use would be sway, mpv, Firefox, and alacritty. The only musl-related issue I've hit is qt5-webengine not working (not a deal-breaker, just means I can't use qutebrowser).

sudo xbps-install dbus elogind (insert whatever video drivers you need here, according to handbook, if gaming on Steam get all the Vulkan and 32 bit ones too) Then enable them: sudo ln -s /etc/sv/dbus /var/service sudo ln -s /etc/sv/elogind /var/service Reboot to apply those changes (handbook says dbus needs it) Then choose a window manager.

Void with musl libc is *recommended* for developers and (advanced) Desktop users. Very fast and polished distro with nice xbps tools and runit init system. Great system! 2 level 2 Op · 17 days ago I tried Alpine, it was neat! Took a bit a tinkering and could see how/why it’s so close to void on distrowatch.

musl is a C standard library intended for operating systems based on the Linux kernel, released under the MIT License. It was developed by Rich Felker with the goal to write a clean, efficient and standards-conformant libc implementation. Contents 1 Overview 2 Use 3 See also 4 References 5 External links Overview