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This was some years ago but I used Void as my only OS for almost a year. It was amazing. I manage to customize an i3wm environment, everything was minimalistic, and everyone who looked at my laptop screen said to me "Wow, that looks like ur hacking the NASA"
The package manager was ok. And everything runs smoothly. I miss that old times, right now i can't spend that much time on customization.
Thanks for sharing your exp. I decided to move to Void. It will take time to figure out but anyway ill get along with it.
Ur welcome. I hope it goes well for you.