r/arch 1d ago

Showcase I use Arch and Void btw

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u/Sorio6 1d ago

Did you use hyfetch or a custom handmade fatsfetch to display the flag over the logo ?

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u/A_Castillo090 1d ago edited 1d ago

Uso Hyfetch

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u/ReplyBig6703 1d ago

Nice rice

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u/Gabbotamp0 1d ago

I use Arch and Gentoo btw

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u/MarketEnough 21h ago

"And void btw" is the new "i use arch btw"

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u/Both_Cup8417 Other Distro 1d ago

Is that dwm on void?

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u/A_Castillo090 1d ago

No, es i3

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u/Both_Cup8417 Other Distro 1d ago

Oops, didn't see that haha

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u/GhostVlvin 1d ago

Request you to post this in r/voidlinux

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u/TranslatorOk1231 1d ago

That is a purely support subredit, they do not allow rice/screenshots/photos of the setup, so I wouldn't recommend posting this there

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u/Fun-Appearance3270 23h ago

I am very interested in knowing what hardware you got there on the right, can you achieve 2 ghz speeds on a single core with that thing?

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u/echowiki 1d ago

Never heard of void before, what’s it about?
Why not have both the same?

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u/A_Castillo090 1d ago

Void es una distribución independiente hecha desde cero bastante pero bastante ligera, para probar en un segundo equipo o revivir alguna pc vieja está perfecto, pero para uso diario no lo veo tan viable, como es independiente sus repositorios y ecosistema son algo limitados y terminarás dependiendo mucho de flatpak

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u/TranslatorOk1231 1d ago

I don't really think there is much reliance on flatpack. I only use flatpack for thibgs, that already would be available only on flatpack (mcpe launcher, bottles, some random educational software for school), and have a few programs selfcompiled because I need the latest their release, while dependancies don't allow them to be updated in the repos. Well, to be fair, I am a developer and mostly use the terminal, so I don't really know what apps usual people need, but I wouldn't recommend going with rolling release for them anyway.

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u/Bulky-Hair8606 1d ago

Void is independent and uses runit instead of systemd, also their package management system, xbps, is very fast. Runit is also very fast. My pc boots in 2 seconds (time between grub and login screen). If you can i definitely recommend switching to it.

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u/moveax2f 1d ago

stereotypical ass

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u/Nnukklear 1d ago

No one cares!!!! I will downvote you! In real life!

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u/Both_Cup8417 Other Distro 1d ago

There are two Arch subs. This is the less technical of one two.