It's a very modular setup, very simple in the basics, minimal but very extendible. It approaches the BSD philosophy a bit more than other distros. It's init sys

It's a very modular setup, very simple in the basics, minimal but very extendible. It approaches the BSD philosophy a bit more than other distros. It's init system is very nice and conceptually simple. It's rolling release but a little bit more conservative than say Arch which is a bit more bleeding edge. The community is nice, good responses on #voidlinux when stuff is broken, in general, professional approach on problems with packages on github issues. Another distro that I'm very curious about is Chimera Linux, a distro with a FreeBSD-based user-land and a Linux kernel + a bunch of sane+modern design choices (by q66, one of the people behind Void Linux PPC). It's still a work in progress and not completely stable yet (I'm testing it on KVM), but definitely a candidate for an upcoming daily-driver!