Linux

I use it on my laptop too and have used on a desktop comp for a while. I've only done it with i3 or lxde as the desktop environment, so don't know if it has all the ease-of-use features of Xfce, Gnome or KDE work, but it's worked great for me. I want to keep Xfce Manjaro on my strongest computer, for the widest range of installable programs and things that just work - the bloat is still less and the design better than say Windows or Ubuntu, but for every other computer Void is now my favourite. Xbps does have a wide of software. It works well like another pacman. My void computers boot fast, faster than my strong computer. I worry less that it will one day have a boot error. Runit has a nice clean comandline interface for managing services like systemd and hasn't fumbled a daemon yet. It makes me wonder what trouble systemd is saving me. Though I usually leave the daemons alone either way. For community and docs, I don't know so much. I have used the wiki, which worked for me. Just checking now I see they've deprecated it in favour of other docs they're offering. Luke Smith on Youtube got me into void. He has a good intro to xpbs. I haven't yet had it stop booting because of an update that requires me to reconfigure stuff. TLDR: yes, it's fast and beatiful and at least pretty stable and useful