Framework Computer continues to expand the number of Open Source projects it financially supports, but GNOME (who said Framework had "Hitler Particles") is no longer on that list.
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Plus: CachyOS continues to dodge questions regarding Age Verification while attacking those who ask about it.
In response to concerns about Age Verification features in SystemD, the CachyOS team says, "If you don't want to use SystemD find another distribution," tells users to "STOP being radical".
Michigan's proposed Age Verification law would apply to all Operating Systems (including Linux), and would require commercial Age Verification.
Two very different reactions to Age Verification.
"They don't like someone they consider as part of the [Arch Linux] core dev teams being called out like that.
Plus: Developer who added Age Verification features to SystemD speaks to Lunduke.
From Omarchy Linux to Devuan, the number of Open Source Operating Systems refusing to implement Age Verification continues to grow.