Noid Linux

Noid Linux (Naz's Void Linux-based iso) is my personal customization of Void Linux. It's tailored to my preferences and comes with a custom XBPS repository enabled out of the box.

Features

Minimal Base System: Built on Void Linux's lightweight foundation
Custom XBPS Repository: Additional packages and modifications I find useful
Calamares Installer: Graphical system installer instead of void-installer
Multiple DEs: Available in XFCE (primary), KDE, and GNOME variants
Flatpak Support: Bazaar pre-installed for easy app installation

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MIT License

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moabderrahmane Edited 2026-01-27

Hi, the Noid project is improving continuously with the addition of a bazaar that supports Flatpak packages, as well as the availability of DE variants. I hope we can get a Wayland dynamic window manager like Hyprland or a X11 dynamic window manager like Qtile for users who prefer a tiling WM.

Reply from Noid Linux

Posted 2026-02-06

Thank you for the support. Usually I don't prefer ISOs like this to come with a WM out of the box (they tend to require extensive user-specific configuration that's better being done by the user). However, I am currently working on a Niri ISO, so fingers crossed it goes well 🤞
guma77 Posted 2025-09-28

How do I install this noid? I have a live USB burnt but there is no installer on the desktop.

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Reply from Noid Linux

Posted 2025-10-03

Thanks for trying out Noid! I kept the same installer that come with Void Linux. Just follow the same guide you'd follow for installing Void.

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2025-06-03

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