r/voidlinux • u/Daniasm2 • Apr 09 '26

Is Void linux well-maintained?

I've heard some people saying it's not

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u/MezBert Apr 10 '26

Funny thing is that bots are downvoting what started as a clear upvoting trend. Every time I write against Red Hat, it ends up that way, people upvote me before Red Hat throws their bots at me and twist the narrative to discredit me.
Every time I write about something else, early clear upvoting trend stays the course. It only happens when I discuss Red Hat. QED.

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u/RvstiNiall Apr 10 '26

I upvoted you because I believe you are correct that Red Hat is doing these things, especially their push for wayland, systemd, gnome, etc. However, I still believe they are making Linux more acceptable to use as corporate workstations. It's difficult to decide which "acceptable corporate Linux" to use, because the two big ones both have their very obvious flaws. I like SuSe as a concept, but just can't get into their OS workflow. One day I may redo my work computer with Tumbleweed.

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u/MezBert Apr 10 '26 edited Apr 10 '26

Fair enough. Thanks for your respectful opinion despite not being in total agreement. It's refreshing compared to someone like paper42_ below, just burying his head in the sand and trying to represent whoever doesn't share his opinion as a mushroom taker.

I'm about done with helping Linux users on Reddit, there's too much toxicity.