I've been using Void Linux[0] for a few years now. It's philosophically aimed at being a minimal distro for power users. Design choices: * Rolling release *

I've been using Void Linux[0] for a few years now. It's philosophically aimed at being a minimal distro for power users. Design choices: * Rolling release * Custom package manager: XBPS with binary package repository. It's pretty darn good IMHO. * Minimal init process: runit * LibreSSL (vs OpenSSL) * User can choose standard library: Glibc or musl * Prefer dash over bash in system scripts You get the drift. The biggest change to a user is probably the use of XBPS as a package manager. The repository of pre-compiled binaries is pretty extensive, and the package definition scripts are dead simple. The entire collection of package definitions is in a repo on GitHub, so sharing your package definitions is also quite painless. Their IRC channel on freenode (#voidlinux) is also pretty active with lots of knowledgeable and helpful people. [0]:https://voidlinux.org/ https://voidlinux.org/