Void Linux Installation Guide

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• "I prefer __top actually" who cares these programs are like 100 lines of code

• Any reason why you chose local source instead of network

• Thanks for this. One difference I am seeing is that your first update seems to need to be `sudo xbps-install -u xpbs` to bootstrap the upgrade and then a `sudo xbps-install -Su` to update the entire system. Seems like a weird change that just makes everything more complicated and take longer.

• Stressing every vowel in a word like repository is a new height of American-ness. Thatäs why Britain pronounces 18 letter words as 2 syllables. Featherstonehaugh etc.

• why did you not make a swap partition?

• I have htop on my iPhone

• Why do ppl hate systemd? Tf did he do

• Manjaro has htop installed by default I think.

• 3:27 dang thats a lot of ram

• “they should add boston” based and redpilled

• Why do people hate systemd? Compatibility issues?

• Thanks this really helped!

• you can tell the void team are /ourguys/, they named the live cd user "anon"

• Still relevant 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥, however void doesn't recognize network adapter. Must be the hardware? Using musl cinnamon desktop. I think is underrated.

• For the peolple who are uring UEFI not BIOS. While in the Filesystems step: you need to: "If using UEFI, create a vfat filesystem and mount it at /boot/efi" that is the 128M you created in the partioning step.

• I don't like htop, I use bpytop instead

• htop is bloat use top

• void and debian is best distros ever

• What's the 128M partition for?

• I prefer htop or bashtop (pretty clean and easy to read, just more user friendly).

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