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📖 The Hitchhiker's Guide to Online Anonymity - v1.2.5
What's new:
→ Comprehensive Whonix 18.x update (upgrade paths, Qubes R4.3+ compatibility, AppArmor guidance)
→ VirtualBox hardening refreshed (Spectre/Meltdown mitigations, network time desync)
→ All Whonix.org wiki links now have Archive.org mirror backups
→ 196 Wikipedia reference links updated throughout
→ PGP keyring now available directly from the site
→ License updated to CC BY-SA 4.0GitHub: https://github.com/Anon-Planet/thgtoa/releases/tag/v1.2.5
Verify: https://anonymousplanet.net/verify/ -
📖 The Hitchhiker's Guide to Online Anonymity - v1.2.5
What's new:
→ Comprehensive Whonix 18.x update (upgrade paths, Qubes R4.3+ compatibility, AppArmor guidance)
→ VirtualBox hardening refreshed (Spectre/Meltdown mitigations, network time desync)
→ All Whonix.org wiki links now have Archive.org mirror backups
→ 196 Wikipedia reference links updated throughout
→ PGP keyring now available directly from the site
→ License updated to CC BY-SA 4.0GitHub: https://github.com/Anon-Planet/thgtoa/releases/tag/v1.2.5
Verify: https://anonymousplanet.net/verify/ -
📖 The Hitchhiker's Guide to Online Anonymity - v1.2.5
What's new:
→ Comprehensive Whonix 18.x update (upgrade paths, Qubes R4.3+ compatibility, AppArmor guidance)
→ VirtualBox hardening refreshed (Spectre/Meltdown mitigations, network time desync)
→ All Whonix.org wiki links now have Archive.org mirror backups
→ 196 Wikipedia reference links updated throughout
→ PGP keyring now available directly from the site
→ License updated to CC BY-SA 4.0GitHub: https://github.com/Anon-Planet/thgtoa/releases/tag/v1.2.5
Verify: https://anonymousplanet.net/verify/ -
📖 The Hitchhiker's Guide to Online Anonymity - v1.2.5
What's new:
→ Comprehensive Whonix 18.x update (upgrade paths, Qubes R4.3+ compatibility, AppArmor guidance)
→ VirtualBox hardening refreshed (Spectre/Meltdown mitigations, network time desync)
→ All Whonix.org wiki links now have Archive.org mirror backups
→ 196 Wikipedia reference links updated throughout
→ PGP keyring now available directly from the site
→ License updated to CC BY-SA 4.0GitHub: https://github.com/Anon-Planet/thgtoa/releases/tag/v1.2.5
Verify: https://anonymousplanet.net/verify/ -
📖 The Hitchhiker's Guide to Online Anonymity - v1.2.5
What's new:
→ Comprehensive Whonix 18.x update (upgrade paths, Qubes R4.3+ compatibility, AppArmor guidance)
→ VirtualBox hardening refreshed (Spectre/Meltdown mitigations, network time desync)
→ All Whonix.org wiki links now have Archive.org mirror backups
→ 196 Wikipedia reference links updated throughout
→ PGP keyring now available directly from the site
→ License updated to CC BY-SA 4.0GitHub: https://github.com/Anon-Planet/thgtoa/releases/tag/v1.2.5
Verify: https://anonymousplanet.net/verify/ -
📖 The Hitchhiker's Guide to Online Anonymity - v1.2.5
What's new:
→ Comprehensive Whonix 18.x update (upgrade paths, Qubes R4.3+ compatibility, AppArmor guidance)
→ VirtualBox hardening refreshed (Spectre/Meltdown mitigations, network time desync)
→ All Whonix.org wiki links now have Archive.org mirror backups
→ 196 Wikipedia reference links updated throughout
→ PGP keyring now available directly from the site
→ License updated to CC BY-SA 4.0GitHub: https://github.com/Anon-Planet/thgtoa/releases/tag/v1.2.5
Verify: https://anonymousplanet.net/verify/ -
📖 The Hitchhiker's Guide to Online Anonymity - v1.2.5
What's new:
→ Comprehensive Whonix 18.x update (upgrade paths, Qubes R4.3+ compatibility, AppArmor guidance)
→ VirtualBox hardening refreshed (Spectre/Meltdown mitigations, network time desync)
→ All Whonix.org wiki links now have Archive.org mirror backups
→ 196 Wikipedia reference links updated throughout
→ PGP keyring now available directly from the site
→ License updated to CC BY-SA 4.0GitHub: https://github.com/Anon-Planet/thgtoa/releases/tag/v1.2.5
Verify: https://anonymousplanet.net/verify/ -
📖 The Hitchhiker's Guide to Online Anonymity - v1.2.5
What's new:
→ Comprehensive Whonix 18.x update (upgrade paths, Qubes R4.3+ compatibility, AppArmor guidance)
→ VirtualBox hardening refreshed (Spectre/Meltdown mitigations, network time desync)
→ All Whonix.org wiki links now have Archive.org mirror backups
→ 196 Wikipedia reference links updated throughout
→ PGP keyring now available directly from the site
→ License updated to CC BY-SA 4.0GitHub: https://github.com/Anon-Planet/thgtoa/releases/tag/v1.2.5
Verify: https://anonymousplanet.net/verify/ -
📖 The Hitchhiker's Guide to Online Anonymity - v1.2.5
What's new:
→ Comprehensive Whonix 18.x update (upgrade paths, Qubes R4.3+ compatibility, AppArmor guidance)
→ VirtualBox hardening refreshed (Spectre/Meltdown mitigations, network time desync)
→ All Whonix.org wiki links now have Archive.org mirror backups
→ 196 Wikipedia reference links updated throughout
→ PGP keyring now available directly from the site
→ License updated to CC BY-SA 4.0GitHub: https://github.com/Anon-Planet/thgtoa/releases/tag/v1.2.5
Verify: https://anonymousplanet.net/verify/ -
📖 The Hitchhiker's Guide to Online Anonymity - v1.2.5
What's new:
→ Comprehensive Whonix 18.x update (upgrade paths, Qubes R4.3+ compatibility, AppArmor guidance)
→ VirtualBox hardening refreshed (Spectre/Meltdown mitigations, network time desync)
→ All Whonix.org wiki links now have Archive.org mirror backups
→ 196 Wikipedia reference links updated throughout
→ PGP keyring now available directly from the site
→ License updated to CC BY-SA 4.0GitHub: https://github.com/Anon-Planet/thgtoa/releases/tag/v1.2.5
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You already use #I2P? Great! But did you ever wished to have a separate gateway VM such as in #Whonix?
Works on #Qubes and #KVM:
https://forum.qubes-os.org/t/easy-sys-i2p/41997
https://github.com/kn0sys/i2nix/tree/main -
You already use #I2P? Great! But did you ever wished to have a separate gateway VM such as in #Whonix?
Works on #Qubes and #KVM:
https://forum.qubes-os.org/t/easy-sys-i2p/41997
https://github.com/kn0sys/i2nix/tree/main -
I was going to have a little side quest and try Whonix, which is known to be a privacy focused distro that can be run in VirtualBox. However, I ran into trouble, that can be fixed by reading some documentation (it was related to adding additional kernel components). However, I'll do that later on because learning should be my priority. Before focus solidifies, I often need these little diversions to get my brain locked in.
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I was going to have a little side quest and try Whonix, which is known to be a privacy focused distro that can be run in VirtualBox. However, I ran into trouble, that can be fixed by reading some documentation (it was related to adding additional kernel components). However, I'll do that later on because learning should be my priority. Before focus solidifies, I often need these little diversions to get my brain locked in.
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I was going to have a little side quest and try Whonix, which is known to be a privacy focused distro that can be run in VirtualBox. However, I ran into trouble, that can be fixed by reading some documentation (it was related to adding additional kernel components). However, I'll do that later on because learning should be my priority. Before focus solidifies, I often need these little diversions to get my brain locked in.
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#whonix version 18 is broken for me with virtualbox.
Can't set the right keyboard layout - there is an entry complaining about that for ch_fr or fr_ch in the forum - and copy/paste on Virtualbox does no longer work.
I'll remove Whonix 17 but I don't understand why the latest and greatest #wayland was chosen but is not really usable.
Obviously, there will be no solution in the foreseeable future for virtualbox and depending on it was a mistake ! -
#whonix version 18 is broken for me with virtualbox.
Can't set the right keyboard layout - there is an entry complaining about that for ch_fr or fr_ch in the forum - and copy/paste on Virtualbox does no longer work.
I'll remove Whonix 17 but I don't understand why the latest and greatest #wayland was chosen but is not really usable.
Obviously, there will be no solution in the foreseeable future for virtualbox and depending on it was a mistake ! -
#whonix version 18 is broken for me with virtualbox.
Can't set the right keyboard layout - there is an entry complaining about that for ch_fr or fr_ch in the forum - and copy/paste on Virtualbox does no longer work.
I'll remove Whonix 17 but I don't understand why the latest and greatest #wayland was chosen but is not really usable.
Obviously, there will be no solution in the foreseeable future for virtualbox and depending on it was a mistake ! -
La sicurezza di un sistema operativo vista da una prospettiva diversa, per chi non vuole davvero fidarsi di nulla.
https://estelinux.serviziliberi.it/qubes-os-quando-la-sicurezza-diventa-architettura/#QubesOS #Whonix #Sicurezza #Privacy #SoftwareLibero #SistemiOperativiSicuri
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La sicurezza di un sistema operativo vista da una prospettiva diversa, per chi non vuole davvero fidarsi di nulla.
https://estelinux.serviziliberi.it/qubes-os-quando-la-sicurezza-diventa-architettura/#QubesOS #Whonix #Sicurezza #Privacy #SoftwareLibero #SistemiOperativiSicuri
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La sicurezza di un sistema operativo vista da una prospettiva diversa, per chi non vuole davvero fidarsi di nulla.
https://estelinux.serviziliberi.it/qubes-os-quando-la-sicurezza-diventa-architettura/#QubesOS #Whonix #Sicurezza #Privacy #SoftwareLibero #SistemiOperativiSicuri
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La sicurezza di un sistema operativo vista da una prospettiva diversa, per chi non vuole davvero fidarsi di nulla.
https://estelinux.serviziliberi.it/qubes-os-quando-la-sicurezza-diventa-architettura/#QubesOS #Whonix #Sicurezza #Privacy #SoftwareLibero #SistemiOperativiSicuri
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La sicurezza di un sistema operativo vista da una prospettiva diversa, per chi non vuole davvero fidarsi di nulla.
https://estelinux.serviziliberi.it/qubes-os-quando-la-sicurezza-diventa-architettura/#QubesOS #Whonix #Sicurezza #Privacy #SoftwareLibero #SistemiOperativiSicuri
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Dylan "I read the law and I'm here to implement it" M. Tylor gets up in the morning and decides to write age verification code that he himself calls "hilariously pointless and ineffective", within a week strikes 4 repos off his list, and i bet the Linux Kernel is going to be next (I'm joking... mostly)
It's worth noting that the first people who approved the PR on systemd repo are 2 big tech employees - Mircoslop and Redhat/IBM (why I'm i not surprised!!), someone then opened a revert PR, Lennart Poettering (systemd creator) closed it.. thus blocking the removal
And this is why you now have Liberated Systemd, a fork of systemd without Age verification.. which IS 'hilariously pointless and ineffective' at saving children
when engineers starts reading the law like a specification, this is what you get.. useful idiots.
#ageverification #authoritarianism #SaveTheChildren #thinkofthechildren #epstein #surveillance #bigtech #government #privacy #anonymity #humanrights #FreeSoftware #freespeech #ubuntu #linux #fedora #arch #archlinux #agelesslinux #artix #whonix #tails #systemd #opensource #openknowledge #openaccess #cyberlaw #infosec
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Dylan "I read the law and I'm here to implement it" M. Tylor gets up in the morning and decides to write age verification code that he himself calls "hilariously pointless and ineffective", within a week strikes 4 repos off his list, and i bet the Linux Kernel is going to be next (I'm joking... mostly)
It's worth noting that the first people who approved the PR on systemd repo are 2 big tech employees - Mircoslop and Redhat/IBM (why I'm i not surprised!!), someone then opened a revert PR, Lennart Poettering (systemd creator) closed it.. thus blocking the removal
And this is why you now have Liberated Systemd, a fork of systemd without Age verification.. which IS 'hilariously pointless and ineffective' at saving children
when engineers starts reading the law like a specification, this is what you get.. useful idiots.
#ageverification #authoritarianism #SaveTheChildren #thinkofthechildren #epstein #surveillance #bigtech #government #privacy #anonymity #humanrights #FreeSoftware #freespeech #ubuntu #linux #fedora #arch #archlinux #agelesslinux #artix #whonix #tails #systemd #opensource #openknowledge #openaccess #cyberlaw #infosec
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Dylan "I read the law and I'm here to implement it" M. Tylor gets up in the morning and decides to write age verification code that he himself calls "hilariously pointless and ineffective", within a week strikes 4 repos off his list, and i bet the Linux Kernel is going to be next (I'm joking... mostly)
It's worth noting that the first people who approved the PR on systemd repo are 2 big tech employees - Mircoslop and Redhat/IBM (why I'm i not surprised!!), someone then opened a revert PR, Lennart Poettering (systemd creator) closed it.. thus blocking the removal
And this is why you now have Liberated Systemd, a fork of systemd without Age verification.. which IS 'hilariously pointless and ineffective' at saving children
when engineers starts reading the law like a specification, this is what you get.. useful idiots.
#ageverification #authoritarianism #SaveTheChildren #thinkofthechildren #epstein #surveillance #bigtech #government #privacy #anonymity #humanrights #FreeSoftware #freespeech #ubuntu #linux #fedora #arch #archlinux #agelesslinux #artix #whonix #tails #systemd #opensource #openknowledge #openaccess #cyberlaw #infosec
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Dylan "I read the law and I'm here to implement it" M. Tylor gets up in the morning and decides to write age verification code that he himself calls "hilariously pointless and ineffective", within a week strikes 4 repos off his list, and i bet the Linux Kernel is going to be next (I'm joking... mostly)
It's worth noting that the first people who approved the PR on systemd repo are 2 big tech employees - Mircoslop and Redhat/IBM (why I'm i not surprised!!), someone then opened a revert PR, Lennart Poettering (systemd creator) closed it.. thus blocking the removal
And this is why you now have Liberated Systemd, a fork of systemd without Age verification.. which IS 'hilariously pointless and ineffective' at saving children
when engineers starts reading the law like a specification, this is what you get.. useful idiots.
#ageverification #authoritarianism #SaveTheChildren #thinkofthechildren #epstein #surveillance #bigtech #government #privacy #anonymity #humanrights #FreeSoftware #freespeech #ubuntu #linux #fedora #arch #archlinux #agelesslinux #artix #whonix #tails #systemd #opensource #openknowledge #openaccess #cyberlaw #infosec
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Dylan "I read the law and I'm here to implement it" M. Tylor gets up in the morning and decides to write age verification code that he himself calls "hilariously pointless and ineffective", within a week strikes 4 repos off his list, and i bet the Linux Kernel is going to be next (I'm joking... mostly)
It's worth noting that the first people who approved the PR on systemd repo are 2 big tech employees - Mircoslop and Redhat/IBM (why I'm i not surprised!!), someone then opened a revert PR, Lennart Poettering (systemd creator) closed it.. thus blocking the removal
And this is why you now have Liberated Systemd, a fork of systemd without Age verification.. which IS 'hilariously pointless and ineffective' at saving children
when engineers starts reading the law like a specification, this is what you get.. useful idiots.
#ageverification #authoritarianism #SaveTheChildren #thinkofthechildren #epstein #surveillance #bigtech #government #privacy #anonymity #humanrights #FreeSoftware #freespeech #ubuntu #linux #fedora #arch #archlinux #agelesslinux #artix #whonix #tails #systemd #opensource #openknowledge #openaccess #cyberlaw #infosec
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RE: https://grapheneos.social/@GrapheneOS/116307429187383416
I'm not worried about the surveillance laws as much as I'm worried about the "bUt wE cAn mAKe iT pRivAte" camp
#ageverification #authoritarianism #SaveTheChildren #thinkofthechildren #epstein #surveillance #bigtech #government #privacy #anonymity #humanrights #FreeSoftware #freespeech #ubuntu #linux #fedora #arch #archlinux #agelesslinux #artix #whonix #tails #systemd #opensource #openknowledge #openaccess #cyberlaw #infosec
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RE: https://grapheneos.social/@GrapheneOS/116307429187383416
I'm not worried about the surveillance laws as much as I'm worried about the "bUt wE cAn mAKe iT pRivAte" camp
#ageverification #authoritarianism #SaveTheChildren #thinkofthechildren #epstein #surveillance #bigtech #government #privacy #anonymity #humanrights #FreeSoftware #freespeech #ubuntu #linux #fedora #arch #archlinux #agelesslinux #artix #whonix #tails #systemd #opensource #openknowledge #openaccess #cyberlaw #infosec
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RE: https://grapheneos.social/@GrapheneOS/116307429187383416
I'm not worried about the surveillance laws as much as I'm worried about the "bUt wE cAn mAKe iT pRivAte" camp
#ageverification #authoritarianism #SaveTheChildren #thinkofthechildren #epstein #surveillance #bigtech #government #privacy #anonymity #humanrights #FreeSoftware #freespeech #ubuntu #linux #fedora #arch #archlinux #agelesslinux #artix #whonix #tails #systemd #opensource #openknowledge #openaccess #cyberlaw #infosec
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RE: https://grapheneos.social/@GrapheneOS/116307429187383416
I'm not worried about the surveillance laws as much as I'm worried about the "bUt wE cAn mAKe iT pRivAte" camp
#ageverification #authoritarianism #SaveTheChildren #thinkofthechildren #epstein #surveillance #bigtech #government #privacy #anonymity #humanrights #FreeSoftware #freespeech #ubuntu #linux #fedora #arch #archlinux #agelesslinux #artix #whonix #tails #systemd #opensource #openknowledge #openaccess #cyberlaw #infosec
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RE: https://grapheneos.social/@GrapheneOS/116307429187383416
I'm not worried about the surveillance laws as much as I'm worried about the "bUt wE cAn mAKe iT pRivAte" camp
#ageverification #authoritarianism #SaveTheChildren #thinkofthechildren #epstein #surveillance #bigtech #government #privacy #anonymity #humanrights #FreeSoftware #freespeech #ubuntu #linux #fedora #arch #archlinux #agelesslinux #artix #whonix #tails #systemd #opensource #openknowledge #openaccess #cyberlaw #infosec
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This week's Linux and FOSS news:
LINUX NEWS
elementaryOS dev announces to comply with California law to avoid fines:
https://mastodon.online/@danirabbit/116250765623660340
(I mean, losing a source of income is a valid concern on her part, but it doesn't justify that she risks the privacy of the users. Even though she says in a reply that asking for ID is different, I wouldn't be so sure at this point that she won't consider implementing that too, just to stay in business)Fedora Project Leader Suggests Linux Distros Could Adopt Apple's Age Verification API:
https://itsfoss.com/news/fedora-leader-suggests-age-verification-api/
(Adopting a big tech corp's API? What the hell did he smoke? It's even worse than the Systemd stuff. I already had some trust issues with Fedora, but now it becomes pretty obvious, that they shouldn't be trusted)Devuan rejects compliance:
https://xcancel.com/jaromil/status/2034694340249821329
(Now this is great to see. I'm considering getting away from Systemd due to their attitude to comply, Devuan is the primary distro I consider, because it would let me keep the Debian base but get rid of Systemd at the same time)Slackware also rejects compliance:
https://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/slackware-14/how-is-ab-1043-going-to-impact-slackware-4175762747/page15.html#post6626190
(3 Systemd-free distros not complying at this point, there are quite a few distros to go to.)And ZorinOS too:
https://forum.zorin.com/t/statement-about-age-verification-laws/61052
(A really good summary of this whole age nonsense, a worthy read)And MX Linux also joins the camp:
https://mxlinux.org/blog/mx-news-week-ending-march-28-2026/Kicksecure/Whonix changes plan, "unlikely" to comply, after user backlash:
https://www.kicksecure.com/wiki/Age-api#statusInside the Systemd Age Verification Debate: Developer Responds to Criticism:
https://itsfoss.com/dylan-taylor-systemd-controversy/
(I think he isn't the one to blame here, but rather the Systemd project. If he didn't do it, someone else would do it. That's what we get from a corporate-backed project I guess. Harrassing him won't do anything, it's just naive, childish behavior.)Someone Forked Systemd to Strip Out Its Age Verification Support:
https://itsfoss.com/news/systemd-fork-strips-out-age-verification/(more Linux and FOSS news in comments)
#News #Linux #LinuxNews #AgeVerification #elementaryOS #Devuan #ZorinOS #Whonix #Systemd
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This week's Linux and FOSS news:
LINUX NEWS
elementaryOS dev announces to comply with California law to avoid fines:
https://mastodon.online/@danirabbit/116250765623660340
(I mean, losing a source of income is a valid concern on her part, but it doesn't justify that she risks the privacy of the users. Even though she says in a reply that asking for ID is different, I wouldn't be so sure at this point that she won't consider implementing that too, just to stay in business)Fedora Project Leader Suggests Linux Distros Could Adopt Apple's Age Verification API:
https://itsfoss.com/news/fedora-leader-suggests-age-verification-api/
(Adopting a big tech corp's API? What the hell did he smoke? It's even worse than the Systemd stuff. I already had some trust issues with Fedora, but now it becomes pretty obvious, that they shouldn't be trusted)Devuan rejects compliance:
https://xcancel.com/jaromil/status/2034694340249821329
(Now this is great to see. I'm considering getting away from Systemd due to their attitude to comply, Devuan is the primary distro I consider, because it would let me keep the Debian base but get rid of Systemd at the same time)Slackware also rejects compliance:
https://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/slackware-14/how-is-ab-1043-going-to-impact-slackware-4175762747/page15.html#post6626190
(3 Systemd-free distros not complying at this point, there are quite a few distros to go to.)And ZorinOS too:
https://forum.zorin.com/t/statement-about-age-verification-laws/61052
(A really good summary of this whole age nonsense, a worthy read)And MX Linux also joins the camp:
https://mxlinux.org/blog/mx-news-week-ending-march-28-2026/Kicksecure/Whonix changes plan, "unlikely" to comply, after user backlash:
https://www.kicksecure.com/wiki/Age-api#statusInside the Systemd Age Verification Debate: Developer Responds to Criticism:
https://itsfoss.com/dylan-taylor-systemd-controversy/
(I think he isn't the one to blame here, but rather the Systemd project. If he didn't do it, someone else would do it. That's what we get from a corporate-backed project I guess. Harrassing him won't do anything, it's just naive, childish behavior.)Someone Forked Systemd to Strip Out Its Age Verification Support:
https://itsfoss.com/news/systemd-fork-strips-out-age-verification/(more Linux and FOSS news in comments)
#News #Linux #LinuxNews #AgeVerification #elementaryOS #Devuan #ZorinOS #Whonix #Systemd
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This week's Linux and FOSS news:
LINUX NEWS
elementaryOS dev announces to comply with California law to avoid fines:
https://mastodon.online/@danirabbit/116250765623660340
(I mean, losing a source of income is a valid concern on her part, but it doesn't justify that she risks the privacy of the users. Even though she says in a reply that asking for ID is different, I wouldn't be so sure at this point that she won't consider implementing that too, just to stay in business)Fedora Project Leader Suggests Linux Distros Could Adopt Apple's Age Verification API:
https://itsfoss.com/news/fedora-leader-suggests-age-verification-api/
(Adopting a big tech corp's API? What the hell did he smoke? It's even worse than the Systemd stuff. I already had some trust issues with Fedora, but now it becomes pretty obvious, that they shouldn't be trusted)Devuan rejects compliance:
https://xcancel.com/jaromil/status/2034694340249821329
(Now this is great to see. I'm considering getting away from Systemd due to their attitude to comply, Devuan is the primary distro I consider, because it would let me keep the Debian base but get rid of Systemd at the same time)Slackware also rejects compliance:
https://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/slackware-14/how-is-ab-1043-going-to-impact-slackware-4175762747/page15.html#post6626190
(3 Systemd-free distros not complying at this point, there are quite a few distros to go to.)And ZorinOS too:
https://forum.zorin.com/t/statement-about-age-verification-laws/61052
(A really good summary of this whole age nonsense, a worthy read)And MX Linux also joins the camp:
https://mxlinux.org/blog/mx-news-week-ending-march-28-2026/Kicksecure/Whonix changes plan, "unlikely" to comply, after user backlash:
https://www.kicksecure.com/wiki/Age-api#statusInside the Systemd Age Verification Debate: Developer Responds to Criticism:
https://itsfoss.com/dylan-taylor-systemd-controversy/
(I think he isn't the one to blame here, but rather the Systemd project. If he didn't do it, someone else would do it. That's what we get from a corporate-backed project I guess. Harrassing him won't do anything, it's just naive, childish behavior.)Someone Forked Systemd to Strip Out Its Age Verification Support:
https://itsfoss.com/news/systemd-fork-strips-out-age-verification/(more Linux and FOSS news in comments)
#News #Linux #LinuxNews #AgeVerification #elementaryOS #Devuan #ZorinOS #Whonix #Systemd
