Can we have a Void Linux sub forum
Void linux seems to be getting quite popular so how about a void sub forum.
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Agree, would be very handy, as they don't appear to run any forums themselves. :)
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It would be nice to have a Void sub forum and I am in favor of it.
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FOUND => https://voidforums.com/ :D
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See michaelk's post. Unless the maintainers of the distribution request it and will participate, this site doesn't make Linux distribution subforums.
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Linux From Scratch, Slackware, Debian, Arch, Mandriva, Red Hat, Fedora, VectorLinux, DamnSmallLinux, SUSE / openSUSE, Ubuntu, Puppy, Zenwalk, Linux Mint, Incognito, Sabayon, Gentoo, Calculate, Bodhi, Mageia, NetSecL, Linux Deepin, Zorin OS, Dragora GNU/Linux-Libre, 4MLinux, Microlinux / MLED, Bedrock Linux, AryaLinux, PrathamOS, Cucumber Linux, NuTyX, antiX / MX Linux, slarm64, CentOS, elementary OS, Manjaro Actually take an active role in these forums? Seems unlikely.Arn't some of them now defunct? |
There are a few that were added with no developer support just because of their popularity.
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It was a decision made by Jeremy and the moderators many years ago just for a limited number, I think there was 3. Ultimately it is up to Jeremy.
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As Michael points out, the sticky thread indicates a simple procedure: have the relevant person contact Jeremy.
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Though, since (based on the Distribution profile field) there are currently only 16 Void users who have visited LQ in the past twelve months, and of the 5 who have been active since this poll was created, so far only 3 have voted. A dedicated forum for a small handful of users seems unnecessary - unless someone can provide evidence that supports there being a need. (e.g. by listing Void-specific threads which would have gained better replies were they inside such a dedicated Void section.) Or, again, simply follow the clearly stated LQ policy and have a Void maintainer contact Jeremy. |
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https://web.archive.org/web/20011212...ions/index.php In 2005 (around the time when I first joined) we had: Amigo, Arch, Buffalo, cAos, CollegeLinux, Conectiva, DamnSmallLinux, Debian, DNALinux, Feather, Fedora, JDS, Libranet, Linare, Linspire, Linux From Scratch, Mandriva, MEPIS, Red Hat, Slackware, Suse/Novell, Ubuntu, VectorLinux and Yoper. (the underlined are either renamed or merged into the general part of the distributions forum.) https://web.archive.org/web/20050701...ions/index.php If you examine the sticky threads, or earliest threads, you will usually find that some interaction with the project spurred the creation of the forum, rather than just a request from users /fans. However, I found this one: https://www.linuxquestions.org/quest...um-4175573746/ https://www.linuxquestions.org/quest...ge-4175511318/ Quote:
I would say that it's worth pointing out that many of the currently listed distributions which did have active representation, no longer have it (I doubt the Debian one ever did, but who can say) and are also very low traffic. e.g: NetSecL , which was set up in 2012 has only 6 threads, totaling 20 posts and the last post was in 2016. Cucumber Linux: 3 threads, last post in 2018. PrathamOS, last post 2019. 17/18 threads created by the maintainer with no replies. Website for the project is no longer up: http://www.prathamos.org/ I say get rid of those... At least Void is long established (2008) and having a forum hosted at LQ could only be a good thing. https://distrowatch.com/weekly.php?issue=20230220#qa Quote:
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I agree with the above post. With creating the Void sub forum, at the very least some of the traffic would be kept here on this forum instead of handing it off to some where else.
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