Void Linux
The Void (Linux) distribution
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What Is Void Linux?
Void Linux is a standalone, general-purpose Linux operating system built for users who prioritize speed, simplicity, and complete control over their system. Unlike many mainstream Linux distributions, it is not derived from Debian, Ubuntu, or Arch. Void Linux features its own package management system, XBPS, and uses the lightweight runit init system instead of systemd, resulting in efficient performance and quick boot times. It supports both glibc and musl C libraries, providing flexibility for various workloads. Void Linux is suitable for desktop computing, server environments, and software development use cases.