FOSS Weekly #26.13: Age Verification Added in systemd, Systemd forked, Btrfs Subvolumes, New Backup Tool, Yazi Manager and More
Controversies all around.
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Controversies all around.
A single pull request turned a quiet open source contributor into the unlikely target of one of the Linux community's most heated controversies. We interacted with Dylan Taylor to hear his side of the story.
AppImage complained of missing libfuse.so.2 even though fuse2 and fuse3 both were installed. Here's what I did to fix the issue.
He thinks a cross-distro API standard can be a practical solution to tackle age verification.
The privacy-focused Android fork would rather lose market access than collect user data at setup.
Garuda has taken an official stance on the age verification question, while Arch Linux is silent.
The announcement comes just weeks before Ubuntu 26.04 LTS ships with the latest Rust upgrades.
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The feature has already been merged into LibreOffice 26.8's development builds.
The project removes the birthDate field systemd added last week in response to age verification laws.
A fun Linux crossword puzzle featuring systemd ctl commands like systemctl and journalctl. Perfect for testing and improving your Linux skills.
What are Btrfs subvolumes in Linux? Understand how they work and why they are better than traditional partitions with features like snapshots and flexibility.
It can go in a rack, runs OpenWrt, and comes with a promise of lifetime updates.
The Deutschland-Stack names ODF and PDF/UA as the only permitted document formats for German public administrations.
The optional birthDate field gives other projects a standardized data source for age verification compliance.