Void documentation.I must admit it took me 3-4 tries to get it right,but last one was with btrfs subvolumes,so that one took a bit longer.

In any case, if you stick to the official documentation and don’t lose yourself in multi case scenarios, you’ll be fine.

WhatvI did was:

1. install void (btrfs subvolumes are not supported by installer )
2. Install zramen
3. Install seatd
4. Install plasma (which also installs necessary dependencies)
5. install xdg-desktop-portal
6. Install bluez and the BT profile package
7. Copy pipewire and wireplumber conf to /etc - systemwide
8. Ln .desktop files for pipewire

Fully working system.

Edit: I feel like I’m missing something but my memory’s not that good as it used to be.

Edit2: oh yeah, don’t forget to “ln -s /etc/sv/{service} /var/service” for dbus,seatd, sddm if you so wish, Bluetooth,etc.

More memory meaning? From 800Mb to 1GB? I’d say, for what plasma is, its ram usage is low.

honestly, It takes 10 minutes to have a fully working Void Linux install with plasma, pipewire, any GPU you want and most of common packages ( repos are indeed lacking compared to arch, but nothing unsolvable).

And yeah… Runs like a dream.

Super up! Q

I already skipped all these tedious steps: Void Linux with runit .

Why would anyone use this ads and tracking ridden mess over Mastodon?

You can keep your startup. It’ll be DOA.