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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:
install void (btrfs subvolumes are not supported )
Install zramen
Install seats
Install plasma (which also installs necessary dependencies)
install xdg-desktop-portal
Install bluez and the BT profile package
Copy pipewire and wireplumber conf to /etc - systemwide
Ln .desktop files for pipewire
Fully working system.
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