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[From Portuguese to English] Are you ready to embrace Void Linux?

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[From Portuguese to English] Are you ready to embrace Void Linux?

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Are you ready to embrace the Void Linux void?

In 2008, a developer with previous experience in NetBSD began work on a new package manager for Linux called XBPS, an acronym for X Binar...

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I will check out more of your content. OpenBSD is a cool OS. What is your opinion on desktop OpenBSD?
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  Not them but I found it too slow and unresponsive for desktop use. Would make a great server OS though.
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  I use it on my thinkpad x220 works great with a simple wm. I use dwm.

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