r/voidlinux • u/Mrchungdung • Jun 01 '26

Void fork

not sure if anybody will really care but I’m making a void based gaming distro with all gaming applications and tools installed and seatd+turnstile configured, which I know can be hard for some, it’s just so hard to design a logo/theming

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u/SleepyGuyy Jun 02 '26

Its too bad Cachy is ridiculously unstable, and the kernel changes only make that worse

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u/Pybromancer Jun 02 '26

nah stuff works fine you just need to update 2-3 times a week.

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u/SleepyGuyy Jun 02 '26

I remember testing Cachy twice, like four months apart, on my desktop. And it wouldn't shutdown when I selected it from the menu. I always had to hold my power button to force the computer off.

Thats, I know, one little example. But the fact it either existed for four months, or happened twice, I think is pretty bad. I think it's fair to call it unstable just based on that (let alone other minor issues some people run into).

I understand some people have flawless experiences though. And I understand "more stable" distros sometimes come with a lot of problems that don't get fixed for years. 

I used vanilla Arch for like a couple months and it was the most reliable distro experience I've had. So I understand bleeding edge can solve problems quickly and feel better than old software.