I usually hold off on writing about new software until it’s had some time to prove itself, but this case is a little different. This project has the potential to bring Void Linux a bit closer to a broader audience—and that’s worth talking about.

As you know, Void stands out as one of the most well-known rolling-release distributions that doesn’t use systemd, catering mostly to more experienced Linux users. However, one area that often confuses newcomers is how it handles system services.

I recently switched from Arch to Void

switched from awesomwm to cinnamon

great for when i don’t want to think and just use the damn machine :3
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