Why haven't you entered the void yet /g/?

>>57416322
>Void rolling void

Why are you shilling for such a niche distribution?

>runit
Well, at least it did this much right. Non-systemd distributions are getting harder to come by.

>>57416413
Because it's really nice and i like it.

It boots in less than 4 seconds on my machine and idles at like 200mb of ram.

>>57416413
Non-systemd distros don't work out of the box. Devuan for example didn't even have suspend functionality.

>>57416469
>Non-systemd distros don't work out of the box.

Were you born yesterday, Anon?

>>57416469
void does take some configuring to get setup. iptables have to be installed and rules created.

but it doesn't have a lot of bloat running you don't need. Best way i can describe it is it's like arch but easier to install and use, The iso's comes with various different UI's pre installed. cinnamon xfce etc etc.

>>57416528
>iptables have to be installed and rules created
Fuck that

>>57416322
do you like to get told that you are the cancer of the free software community when trying to contribute to a project? If so then void is just for you.

>>57416712
>giving a rats ass about the FSC

>>57416508
>Non-systemd distros don't work out of the box.
>don't work out of the box.
>don't
NOT DIDN'T!!!
ATM avoiding systemd is retarded, noone have enough balls to release a good alternative, deal with it or install windows

>>57416322
What's so great about void? I don't see the appeal.

>>57416322

Because I don't hate myself

>>57416528
>iptables have to be installed and rules created

For what purpose?

>>57416756
>noone have enough balls to release a good alternative
openRC

Gentoo works out of the box.

>>57417264
>Gentoo works out of the box.
No it does not. There is always an issue with dbus fucking up in some retarded way

>le special snowflake distro
install Gentoo

>>57416685
its not hard to set up. everything is in the void wiki.

sudo xbps-install -Su iptables

>>57417252
If you want a firewall or want to control how traffic flows from your computer.

It will work without it but unless you have another firewall protecting you it might not be a good idea.

>>57416756
>noone have enough balls to release a good alternative

Uh, there are several forks of systemd.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Systemd#Forks_and_alternative_implementations

And distributions that use init generally work right out of the box. What the fuck are you even gong on about?

because I love systemd

sudo timedatectl set-ntp true