Void, mostly because I have a reasonably new computer and don't trust OpenBSD to support any of my hardware. Kinda want to switch to Artix, if that is what I think it is— I want a source-based, non-systemd distro, and to change it so that if anything segfaults I can click the syslog notification (you DO pipe `tail -f /var/log/messages` into notify-send, don't you anon?) to have $EDITOR pop up, opened to the offending line, with a stack trace visible. And obviously, I should be able to git branch, edit, make test, send a patch upstream, and reinstall on the spot until the fix gets merged.
I also want to be able to inspect the sources of anything installed by the package manager, which should know the file and line of any function and let me search all available code by function signature. There's probably a wealth of reusable code in all these packages that we ignore because it's the custom to treat binaries as black boxes.
I'm also using BSPWM, piping slstatus into niggerbar. I used to use StumpWM, which was a lot of fun. Pressing C-xC-e in Emacs to manipulate the state of the WM is absolutely wild. Writing a bunch of CL modules and integrating them into the modeline was great and I want my system to work like that, but without having to use Emacs or write FFIs.
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So you can discover that your wifi chip isn't supported and back out gracefully.