Post #2703525

Eh, I don’t see the point. It seems Void already has a TUI installer you can use, then afterwards you just gotta Install your DE of choice. Void is a smaller distro, and as such you might not find as much help for it online compared to other distros, so I think think it’d be best for you to use it directly and do things the “manual” way first so you can gain familiarity with its inner-workings, so you can better serve yourself/fix issues you encounter. Jumping directly into a “niche of a niche” distro that does everything for you doesn’t sound like a good idea if you don’t already have familiarity with the base system, IMO.