Two very different reactions to Age Verification. Slackware says, "I doubt these laws would survive a challenge." While Fedora says, "It's a matter of hopefu...
i suppose that the same would be true of any distro that has live patching capabilities since all those distros are backed by a corporate entity afaik.
there’s something to be said about the open source world capitulating to such a degree that we’re going to have to regress to older offerings to escape the oligarchical capture that’s happening as well as little-to-nothing being said about it’s biggest figures silently endorsing this trend.
Damnit, I stopped distro hopping 2 years ago and settled on fedora. Here I go again
Move to Arch, Debian or Gentoo, the install process hurdles are age verification enough.
same here and i knew that tying my wagon to the ibm/red-hat corporate train would eventually bite me in the ass.
i hope debian & ubuntu don’t go the same way; they’re my most likely next hops.
I would not keep up any hopes on Ubuntu. Canonical will comply with any laws
i suppose that the same would be true of any distro that has live patching capabilities since all those distros are backed by a corporate entity afaik.
there’s something to be said about the open source world capitulating to such a degree that we’re going to have to regress to older offerings to escape the oligarchical capture that’s happening as well as little-to-nothing being said about it’s biggest figures silently endorsing this trend.