Re:Chimera Linux
by rahen on Sunday December 17, 2023 @07:31AM
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This is also the stand of Void Linux by the way. Void is not systemd-free for the sake of it but to offer a Linux system that keeps its Unix heritage of small, loosely coupled components, is reasonably POSIX and portable (xbps), and lets the user pick his libc.
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The Chimera founder was a Void maintainer. There is certainly a fair bit of philosophical alignment.
If Chimera is able to become as popular as Void is now, I would be happy. It would be amazing if it could be the next Arch. I am not sure what q66 wants for the distro but keeping the core distribution pure and having some successful derivatives would be cool ( if they kept to much the same vision ). But I guess I should let the project get out of Alpha first. :)