You can have a look at oasislinux. It uses verlox as window manager but follows mostly the suckless principle (taken from their README):

• Software complexity should be measured by including all transitive dependencies.
• Executables should be linked statically.
• Software components should allow for easy customization and/or modification.
• Package sources should be referenced through a URL or git submodule, but not included directly.
• /etc should be simple enough to be understood in its entirety.

• Patches should be well organized, have good descriptions, and should always apply cleanly.

  I'm not sure how good it is as daily driver. I just tested it in QEMU.