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Void users, what do you especially like about your distro?
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It's Arch Linux done right.
It's Arch Linux done wrong. Arch tries to give you the latest software, Void intentionally does not.
I have moved from Arch to Artix after systemd contro, and want to switch to Void. Do you think it's a good choice to run Podman(docker is fine too but would prefer podman) without much hassle?
Sorry, no idea about Podman but docker is fine.
Yeah podman and docker both run on it no problem.