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Init Freedom - Freedom of your life!

Init Freedom Init Freedom Campaign Init Freedom is about restoring a sane approach to PID1 that respects portability, diversity and freedom of choice. Alternate Init Systems The following init systems are either available or being considered for inclusion in Devuan: openrc (available since ASCII) runit (available since Beowulf) sinit s6 66-devuan (no link) shepherd GNU/Linux Distributions offering alternate inits The GNU/Linux distributions mentioned here support init options that are portable, compatible, small, fast, and secure. antiX: sysvinit and runit Artix: openrc, runit and s6 Devuan: sysvinit (default), openrc, runit. Please test sinit and 66-devuan Dragora: sysvinit + perp Gentoo: openrc (see Gentoo without systemd) Guix: shepherd Hyperbola: openrc KNOPPIX: knoppix-autoconfig MX Linux: sysvinit (default), systemd Obarun: s6 supervision suite Parabola: openrc, sysvinit, s6, systemd (default) PCLinuxOS: sysvinit Slackware: sysvinit Stali: sinit Void Linux: runit The most current...

FSF offers Email Self-Defense guidance

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  The full guide can be found here: https://emailselfdefense.fsf.org/en/index.html   Cheers  Andi

Public Money, Public Code - It's time for a change!

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The Free Software Foundation Europe (FSFE) has a campaign started "Public Money, Public Code!".  We live in a challenging time and world and thus re-thinking about being depended on big techs is much more needed than before.  Can we convince more people, politicians and people to join this movement and to spread the spirit of it? Yes, you can run free and open-source software not just in private! Companies and governments can start this journey as well! Here are helpful links: https://publiccode.eu/ https://fsfe.org/activities/publiccode/publiccode.en.html Cheers Andi

FSFE launches a survey about Router Freedom in Europe

Recently, the FSFE started a survey about Router Freedom in Europe. Since 2013 they have started to publish it as a key issue.  For more information just check out the link: ➡ https://fsfe.org/news/2021/news-20210330-01.en.html Please participate on the survey of FSFE and feel free to share the link to all persons you know: ➡ https://survey.fsfe.org/index.php/628449?lang=en