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I’ve been using Linux for a very long time. Most days I’m incredibly pleased with where Linux is now, but every so often I wish to step into a time machine and remind myself where the open source platform came from. Of late, I’ve experimented with a few such distributions, but none have come as close as to what Linux once was than Void Linux.

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Even though I predominantly use Slackware and Debian-based distros myself, that's a good point .
Current Windows 7/8/10 users and past XP users could try Ubuntu-based distros such as the *buntu's, Linux Mint, Zorin, Linux Lite, elementary OS, Bodhi, and deepin.

As more advanced try-it-and-see distros, Arch and Arch-based Linuces, the non-systemd Devuan, and Void Linux are looking really really interesting right now, IMNSHO.
Void Linux even stands to soon(?) break into the top 100 most-popular distros at DistroWatch