If I were going back to desktop Linux these days, I'd probably reach for Void first. No systemd shit, light, package management seems sensible and well-suited t

If I were going back to desktop Linux these days, I'd probably reach for Void first. No systemd shit, light, package management seems sensible and well-suited to layering a user-facing package manager on top of it and just treating Void's as the "system" package manager, which is increasingly my preference for how to manage non-server software.