U forgot to include me in credits for reading

This is how people should review stuff, its a rly gud analysis pointing out pros and cons

MPV, better colors , faster , lighter and has everything I need and nothing I dont

me reading this at 3am in bed

yes , it lacks source install

i like gentoo and I like arch…I see void as better part of both combined

xbps is as gud as pacman and is rly fast for binary. xbps-src gives me control like portage

arch is light by design, but uses systemd which slows my boot, gentoo is slightly heavier than arch (but u can make it smaller) , gentoo boots faster with openrc compared to arch with systemd…now combine the gud stuff …void, runit boots faster , void is lighter than both out of the box

Only part I can point out where void lacks compared to gentoo is profiles and security options, other than that its perfect

And overall i like the minimalism, flexibility and control

I have even tried LFS , sure it was gud in every aspect and was perfect for my needs built by me, except package manager, I’m not rly looking forward to writing a package manager better than xbps.

P.S when I say gentoo is heavier than arch I meant out of the box right after installation

That’s GIMPed

U alone on this one bruv

– sun tzu

nice car

I know this doesn’t answer the question but, I don’t think dual booting is the best way for seperation, bcz rebooting is a mess everytime u want to switch. I recommend dual profile or app cloning…

hmm true that’d make sense

ik HP has a Linux laptop and all but this company is definitely the last company I thought would do smt like this

this ⬆️

also it is a gud thing we are finding exploits so that we can fix them ; theres currently no OS with zero exploits, the fact that none being found is concerning bcz nobody is checking and there might be some bad exploits in them…

arguing that you don’t care about the right to privacy because you have nothing to hide is no different than saying you don’t care about free speech because you have nothing to say. –edward snowden

also in this case the thing ur hiding is ur freaking passwords

as if it ever worked with windows anyway…lol…got it working on linux on the first try

does this company intentionally want users to stop using it? cuz day by day either theres a new windows bug or just shittier softwares

Tuta already had it i believe, and now proton too, lets goo!!

that’s a really nice cat, Happy b’day cat!!