what i love about void linux is it's simplicity and snappiness. never have i seen any other linux distro yet that mimics the same snappy behavior of void linux. it's desktop/windows/mouse rendering are somehow vsynced out of the box. it's very noticeable esp at high refresh rates. window dragging, even dragging a browser playing 4k60 youtube video is very smooth and does not show any screen tearing... that and with minimal memory and cpu utilization makes me like this OS more.. even more than windows.
@@linuxmench2118 i made a sample capture using my cellphone 1080p@60 at how vsynced window refresh of a youtube video (1440p@60 via brave) behaves. i cannot seem to achieve this level of fluidity in any linux distro i tried - th-cam.com/video/H0XfjmnpGpA/w-d-xo.html
@@linuxmench2118 upon further checking, it may have seem related to using xfc. trying linux mint has the same window smooth effect that i did not achieve using cinnamon desktop. the same smoothness is evident using mate as well.
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Mate I just installed Void in my production setup, still use FreeBSD in my spare desktop and OpenBSD in my backup server. So far it has been a great exp.
I never lived in Void and I played with it a little a few years ago. When preparing for and making this video, I was really impressed with the operating system.
Did I miss something? I believe you meant to use the mount point of /boot for the /dev/vda1 partition but you specified / as you did for /dev/vda2. But no harm done because you are not using LVM or encrypting the root partition.
@@linuxmench2118I'm slightly said nerd with these distros. I believe that Void Linux is worth to use. Have already installed XFCE on virt manager. Now trying to learn Void Glibc on other PC on real hard drive.
@@linuxmench2118 I assume that you have possibly already used the fuzzy package in Arch. Have you tried fuzzypkg (fuzzypkg-1.0.11_1) on Void Linux. It's workin fine on Void Linux also. Currently installed Void Linux with KDE Plasma / Kernel 6.6.32_1.
I presume you want to use wifi to do your installation. I have no experience doing an install through wifi. If there is no way for you to do your install through wired internet, you might try reading the links on the following website. Sorry I can’t be more help. docs.voidlinux.org/installation/live-images/guide.html docs.voidlinux.org/config/network/wpa_supplicant.html docs.voidlinux.org/config/network/index.html#dhcpcd
The second most annoying distro after Arch. I won't bother with distros that don't give you a choice in how you choose to install it: The easy way and the hard way i.e. custom install. Void can't even do a guided partition you yourself HAVE to do it and this is important Void is not about choice, they force you to do the installation like it is 1993.
what i love about void linux is it's simplicity and snappiness. never have i seen any other linux distro yet that mimics the same snappy behavior of void linux. it's desktop/windows/mouse rendering are somehow vsynced out of the box. it's very noticeable esp at high refresh rates. window dragging, even dragging a browser playing 4k60 youtube video is very smooth and does not show any screen tearing... that and with minimal memory and cpu utilization makes me like this OS more.. even more than windows.
That's great. I only played with Void, I never lived in it. I spend most of my time in Arch. Thanks for sharing.
@@linuxmench2118 i made a sample capture using my cellphone 1080p@60 at how vsynced window refresh of a youtube video (1440p@60 via brave) behaves. i cannot seem to achieve this level of fluidity in any linux distro i tried - th-cam.com/video/H0XfjmnpGpA/w-d-xo.html
Interesting!
@@linuxmench2118 upon further checking, it may have seem related to using xfc. trying linux mint has the same window smooth effect that i did not achieve using cinnamon desktop. the same smoothness is evident using mate as well.
The GNU C Library, commonly known as glibc, is the GNU Project's implementation of the C standard library. It is a wrapper around the system calls of the Linux kernel for application use.
Thanks for the information.
Glad you are exploring new Linux distributions. Great video 👍
I’m glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for the positive feedback, I appreciate it.
Mate I just installed Void in my production setup, still use FreeBSD in my spare desktop and OpenBSD in my backup server.
So far it has been a great exp.
I never lived in Void and I played with it a little a few years ago. When preparing for and making this video, I was really impressed with the operating system.
Did I miss something? I believe you meant to use the mount point of /boot for the /dev/vda1 partition but you specified / as you did for /dev/vda2. But no harm done because you are not using LVM or encrypting the root partition.
Yes, I didn't do it right, though it did no harm. Thanks for bringing it to my attention. I appreciate it.
Hey! Just stumbled upon your content. Great work! I love Void Linux so much but I have 0 use case for it. I have it on a VM just to play around with
Thanks for the kind words. I just play with Void in a VM too. My computers are running Arch Linux.
Thank you for a great video. I also started using Void Linux a few weeks ago. Have you tried octoxbps yet?
You're welcome. Thanks for the kind words. No, I never heard of it.
@@linuxmench2118I'm slightly said nerd with these distros. I believe that Void Linux is worth to use. Have already installed XFCE on virt manager. Now trying to learn Void Glibc on other PC on real hard drive.
@@linuxmench2118 I assume that you have possibly already used the fuzzy package in Arch.
Have you tried fuzzypkg (fuzzypkg-1.0.11_1) on Void Linux.
It's workin fine on Void Linux also.
Currently installed Void Linux with KDE Plasma / Kernel 6.6.32_1.
How to connect wifi for installation voidlinux
I presume you want to use wifi to do your installation. I have no experience doing an install through wifi. If there is no way for you to do your install through wired internet, you might try reading the links on the following website. Sorry I can’t be more help.
docs.voidlinux.org/installation/live-images/guide.html
docs.voidlinux.org/config/network/wpa_supplicant.html
docs.voidlinux.org/config/network/index.html#dhcpcd
The second most annoying distro after Arch. I won't bother with distros that don't give you a choice in how you choose to install it: The easy way and the hard way i.e. custom install. Void can't even do a guided partition you yourself HAVE to do it and this is important Void is not about choice, they force you to do the installation like it is 1993.
Thanks for sharing your thoughts!
@@linuxmench2118 Yeh, just being honest. Great channel!
Thanks for the positive feedback, I appreciate it.