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Systemd is preparing for age verification

https://github.com/systemd/systemd/pull/40954

> Stores the user's birth date for age verification, as required by recent laws
> in California (AB-1043), Colorado (SB26-051), Brazil (Lei 15.211/2025), etc.

https://www.reddit.com/r/archlinux/comments/1ryptnu/systemd_is_preparing_for_age_verification/

#joborun #sysdfree #nosystemd #skarnet #runit #s6 #66 #openrc #obarun #artix #void #antiX #alpine

userdb: add birthDate field to JSON user records by dylanmtaylor · Pull Request #40954 · systemd/systemd

Stores the user's birth date for age verification, as required by recent laws in California (AB-1043), Colorado (SB26-051), Brazil (Lei 15.211/2025), etc. The xdg-desktop-portal project is addi...

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RE: https://uwu.social/@msokiovt/116303002912536434

Greetings, and good afternoon.

I wanted to issue some corrections and clarifications about this.

Long story short, Sendo and I are systemd-free after we realized how much of a cancer it is as a PID1 (init system). systemd is an attack vector, CIA spyware, and a bloated piece of software that isn't even compatible with the Unix philosophy of "Do one thing, and do it well".

In terms of CachyOS' statement on this age field, it seems they aren't for or against the new it in systemd, and I only hope they utilize the liberated systemd, of which was created to remove that field. If not, they could just pull an @artixlinux and just offer other init systems (OpenRC [what Sendo and I use], dinit, S6, or Runnit). Considering that the Arch repositories require systemd as a hard dependency, I can only hope for the latter. Otherwise, they I'd like to know if there's a CachyOS-based system that completely strips systemd so Sendo can take a look at it (on video too).

Otherwise, we're still going to use what we'll still use (XLibre for old-school adapted to new, i3, Rofi, dunst, Obsidian, etc.), and that's just our prerogative (required is XLibre for content creation, and Wayland doesn't really suit our needs well). We are still using Pipewire, though, despite having tried PulseAudio + JACK again. It didn't work out as well as we thought (Xruns, while reduced, were a problem in podcasting), but if it works for you, I say keep using that combo.

As long as we keep being ourselves, especially with what software we choose to use, all is good on that front (until the ISP's are forced to KYC everyone, that is).

#systemd #openrc #artixlinux

#krita 6 based on Qt6 and many new KDE dependencies seems to need systemd indirectly to function. To build a non-systemd version would take many K-pkgs being rebuilt.

KDE/plasma/Qt platform is so involved in providing a linux-Windows alternative, just like Gnome, that are becoming just a theme alternative to IBM/RH-Windows replacing MS

There are a few Gui projects that totally neglect that there is linux without systemd

"There is so much hate and envy against those that choose NOT to use systemd" Why?

#linux #nosystemd #sysdfree #freeofsystemd #s6 #skarnet #runit #openrc #antiX #void #obarun #alpine #foss

@lanodan @eal The same thing bothers me about #openrc. You have `openrc`, `service`, `rc-update`. They don't seem related, and would make more sense as subcommands of `rc`.

Breaking the Monolith: The Definitive Guide to Switching from systemd to OpenRC on Debian

https://thecybersecguru.com/tutorials/switch-systemd-to-openrc/

#systemd #openrc #debian #linux

The Ultimate Guide to Switching from Systemd to OpenRC | The CyberSec Guru

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I’ve installed Devuan #Linux with #OpenRC on my home computer. Really nice experience so far. Text-based installer but everything is really well explained and feels super solid.
Debian 13 LXQt on a trashy 2016 chromebook with OpenRC and working PipeWire (which was a nightmare...  )
#Linux #Chromebook #Debian #LXQt #OpenRC
Age verification compliance is another aberration of systemd. Luckily, there are alternative init systems and GNU/Linux distributions that care about your privacy.
https://itsfoss.com/news/systemd-age-verification/
#systemd #privacy #runit #openRC
Systemd’s New Feature Brings Age Verification Option to Linux

The optional birthDate field gives other projects a standardized data source for age verification compliance.

It's FOSS

Con lo de 'chiste' de #systemd parece que otra vez no será el año de #linux en el escritorio

Y pensar que es tan "fácil" como usar #OpenRC u otro administrador rebuscado...