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minus-square@0x4E4FOPlinkEnglish1•edit-26 months agoNo Linux distro is an “industry standard”… if you’re thinking of POSIX compatible. Well, there are 2, one is that distro Huawei made and I forgot the other one. But basically, those two are the only ones that are POSIX certified.
minus-squarePossibly linuxlinkfedilinkEnglish1•6 months agoIndustry standard means you can find support for it easily. Void has a wiki but you don’t find a lot of users with void knowledge. Its just something to keep in mind.
minus-square@0x4E4FOPlinkEnglish1•6 months agoThat is true, info regarding it can mostly be found on Reddit.
No Linux distro is an “industry standard”… if you’re thinking of POSIX compatible.
Well, there are 2, one is that distro Huawei made and I forgot the other one. But basically, those two are the only ones that are POSIX certified.
Industry standard means you can find support for it easily. Void has a wiki but you don’t find a lot of users with void knowledge. Its just something to keep in mind.
That is true, info regarding it can mostly be found on Reddit.