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Vykar is a new cross-platform backup solution that might be worth checking out. itsfoss.com/vykar-open-sou…

I find it frustrating that none of these "guardians" of Linux and open source have reacted to the OS-level age verification law: - Linux Foundation - Open Source Initiative - Free Software Foundation - Software Freedom Conservancy

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Relatable, Arch users? 🤣

Electronic Frontier Foundation (@EFF ) seems to be the only major organization vocal against the age verification law. eff.org/issues/age-ver…

It's as if this is a non-issue to them. No words to condemn it. No action to resist it.

@SteveK1001001 They have been pretty vocal about it... even created a resource hub: eff.org/issues/age-ver…

@Itsfoss Where's the Electronic Frontier Foundation on this?

Fedora Asahi Remix has a new release that Mac users might want to check out: itsfoss.com/news/fedora-as…

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So it begins. ArchLinux 32 project has restricted access to Brazilian users. This is due to recently implemented Brazil law that enforces age verification at the operating system level. But this is more of a workaround, if I can even call that, than a solution. More and more US states are proposing age verification laws at OS level. What then? Will Linux distros start restricting their web access in those states as well?

Why do Linux laptops cost so much? With Windows out of the picture, should they not cost less? But you look at preloaded Linux laptops, and they are more expansive than similar spec Windows laptops. The same is the case with Linux mini-PCs. Your thoughts?