Hello Friends Was confirmed in the official forum at SourceForge of PeppermintOS the drop support of the OS itself for 32 bits I know that Void Linux has support for 32 bits Therefore in general (for 64 and 32 bits) Question Do you have experience with Void Linux? Thanks in advance

[image] Manuel Jordan: Do you have experience with Void Linux Yes I have used Void Linux, 64 bit glibc version for continuously for at least 5 years now. It is my favourite distro. I did use the 32bit version of Void in an old laptop, but the laptop has now a hardware fault. I am also curr…

[image] Manuel Jordan: Do you have experience with Void Linux? I am using Void Linux 32bit on my old laptop and nettop :slight_smile: See post [image] Antix 26 released Other Distributions Thank you for the suggestion on Void. Void i686 IS fast! It is …

Can’t say I have much experience of using Void but I have installed it as a VM. I just use it occasionally, it’s very fast to open any application. I find their xbps package manager is a bit lacking in choice of what they have compared to synaptic. Not really a problem though. I’m using the xfce …

Huge thanks to all for the replies Neville Yes I have used Void Linux, 64 bit glibc version for continuously for at least 5 years now. It is my favourite distro. A good amount of time … Can I know why is your favorite distro? What DE do you use for that distro? I did use the 32bit version of …

[image] Manuel Jordan: What DE do you use for that distro I use Xfce. [image] Manuel Jordan: why is your favorite distro? It is similar to BSD in some ways, but has a Linux filesystem and drivers. It is a minimalist distro … kernel plus utilities in base release, kernel plus utilit…

Huge thanks for you feedback!!!

[image] Manuel Jordan: Now I must learn how to install it. There’s also iso images. No need to install the hard way any more. You’ll get a DE with the install which you can change to another if you prefer. From their page: Enter the void - Downloads In addition to the plain command line im…

There’s also iso images. No need to install the hard way any more. You’ll get a DE with the install which you can change to another if you prefer. Very interesting Thanks to let me know that!

[image] ihasama: No need to install the hard way any more Void install is not all that difficult. About half an hour.

For a person who hasn’t installed a distro from chroot it is hard. You’ve done it so it’s not a big deal. I’m not sure I could do a full Void install in half an hour. Maybe get it to boot to tty without Wayland/Xorg and DE it’s possible. Anyways now it’s easier with .iso

There is a user friendly Void derivative called Agarimos DistroWatch.com: AgarimOS News and feature lists of Linux and BSD distributions. I have not tested it, but I imagine it may be an easier install. [image] ihasama: For a person who hasn’t installe…

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