> Yet Void is also suffering from a lack of maintainers, just like Debian, and as a result, many third party packages in Void Linux is hopelessly outdated. On

> Yet Void is also suffering from a lack of maintainers, just like Debian, and as a result, many third party packages in Void Linux is hopelessly outdated. On a tangent, i've been using Void for a couple of years now and i'm very happy with it. All the packages i want are up to date ( and i do not require LTS or backported security fixes ). Things like runit and xbps-src are relatively simple. I can htop and know why every process was started. Maybe I'd just reached the right level of skill to 'get' it once i switched, but i never had the feeling i was in control with other systems such as systemd and apt.