I use both Void and Parabola. Parabola has an option to use OpenRC when you install it, which I took advantage of. The Parabola wiki has details for migrating from a systemd installation, but it takes a little elbow grease to get some things working with the OpenRC install from the getgo. Nonetheless, it's there and it's square. Void uses runit. I don't believe OpenRC is available for Void, but runit is a very speedy and straightforward init. Void does not use the libre kernel though, and according to a mod on Void's forums, "The binary blobs are in the linux-firmware package, if you don't have hardware that needs or its not installed they won't be loaded." Void may not be for you if you absolutely want the libre kernel, I suppose. I rather like Void, but any time you mention free/libre stuff on the forums there seems to be a few people who get snappy with you. Parabola is great too but there are some kinks with OpenRC, so I'm rather interested in Hyperbola.

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