This is how people should review stuff, its a rly gud analysis pointing out pros and cons

MPV, better colors , faster , lighter and has everything I need and nothing I dont

me reading this at 3am in bed

yes , it lacks source install

i like gentoo and I like arch…I see void as better part of both combined

xbps is as gud as pacman and is rly fast for binary. xbps-src gives me control like portage

arch is light by design, but uses systemd which slows my boot, gentoo is slightly heavier than arch (but u can make it smaller) , gentoo boots faster with openrc compared to arch with systemd…now combine the gud stuff …void, runit boots faster , void is lighter than both out of the box

Only part I can point out where void lacks compared to gentoo is profiles and security options, other than that its perfect

And overall i like the minimalism, flexibility and control

I have even tried LFS , sure it was gud in every aspect and was perfect for my needs built by me, except package manager, I’m not rly looking forward to writing a package manager better than xbps.

P.S when I say gentoo is heavier than arch I meant out of the box right after installation

That’s GIMPed

atleast he was honest abt is, slop is slop…but this one seems worthy of a pass, im not a big fan of slop either

I know this doesn’t answer the question but, I don’t think dual booting is the best way for seperation, bcz rebooting is a mess everytime u want to switch. I recommend dual profile or app cloning…