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How To Use Xbps-Src On Void Linux

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Void Linux is a increasingly popular Linux distribution. Because it is systemd-free, and offers a version with the musl libc, people are really starting to catch on. Another reason to consider using Void is the amazing package managment system. Xbps is one of the best package managers of all time, and one of the reasons for that is xbps-src. I am going to explain to you what xbps-src is, how you can set xbps-src up, and how you can use it to install packages.
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