Void Linux. Good distro. But I switched back to Arch.
1. XBPS takes too much time
2. Consumes too much resources
3. Not enough packages.
Bye.

I never went deep enough into Linux to understand the differences in the distros.
Void Linux is a cool name though.
void* linux; // 😏

I use Void on a bunch of my servers and my work laptop. There is a packaging problem in regards to the maintainers and what they're even willing to allow. I wrote a tool called Voidup for making it easier to build custom repositories. I also wrote a bunch of tips for Void here:

https://battlepenguin.com/tech/...

Favorite was Engarde Linux. Server distro, secure by default (via SELinux), web interface to config and monitor. Too bad it also folded.

From my (somewhat limited) experience, it's really not worth going with a niche distro. Just use ubuntu, debian or arch

They have the most packages, the best documentation, etc.