I don't care about the init system, however i do love void mainly because of the package manager.
Good. Now they just need to put some more stuff on GOG. Still waiting for ratchet & clank.
If i remember correctly you can pass a txt file to pacman when installing packages, but i could be wrong. There is also BlendOS, which from what i can tell has an immutable base, with a toml config on top of it to install the additional packages you want. Never tried it myself though. I also use NixOS because i wanted to be able to reproduce my riced out system more easily if i have to reinstall. I do wish this space had some more competition, because it might make this way of running a distro more approachable. The closest thing i've seen aside from guix is probably those ublue customized images that you can build, but i'm not sure how comparable that is.
Idk but in his thumbnails he always looks like he has to take a shit
Honestly surprised nintendo hasn't taken it down yet lol
The fact that it's that noticable, even in games, is unfortunate and i don't know what would fix it. In my case i have a va panel that also flickers with vrr enabled, but i only notice it on the desktop. I only use window managers so i have keybinds to turn vrr on and off, which solves it for me. On windows it doesn't flicker on the desktop though, so i'm assuming it does some stuff in the background where it only gets turned on when i boot up a game.
If you prefer stacking then maybe wayfire is worth taking a look at. It's a stacking compositor but it has eyecandy as well.
Sounds fine to me. What i meant to say was that since it's all linux, the distro you pick is just customized for a certain usecase, but you can pretty much do whatever you want to do with any distro, but if you don't want to bother setting it up yourself, a distro that is already configured a certain way is more convenient, but which one is "best" in that case purely depends on what you want to do with it, but there isn't really an absolute "best" distro that everyone should use.
You could still wonder why endeavour in particular is so great though, in the end it's all linux.
At this point i think nix would have to die. I like the declaritive way of doing things, and invested a lot of time in learning how to use it.
Well i've experienced the black screen during install on a vm install before as well, so i feel like it has to be a more common issue atleast. I do agree with the rgb/fan software just being pretty ass in general, but i was also having issues with openrgb just not starting at boot randomly, but it worked when launched normally, so that does seem more like a windows issue to me, though i will say it has been working fine for a while now. In my vm install i've also had a windows update stopping my usb dac from working. Had to revert the update to get it working again, after finding a weird chatgpt article online about what was causing it lol.
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Oh wow, a wayland compositor i hadn't heard of before! Also looks like it's fairly new. Looks like a really cool project. I should probably check this out soon, i'm using NixOS so looks like i should be able to use the flake.