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  "textContent": "submitted by cm0002 to linux\n140 points | 7 comments\nhttps://linuxiac.com/ageless-linux-launches-to-challenge-age-verification-rules/\n\n> Ageless Linux is a new project with an unconventional goal even by open-source standards. Instead of offering technical innovations, it serves as a platform for protest against emerging age-verification regulations that may affect operating systems and software distribution.\n>\n> Right off the bat, one thing needs to be clear: Ageless Linux, based on Debian, is not a traditional distribution. It is just a minor modification applied to an existing Debian installation.\n>\n> Users install Debian, then run a script from the project that rebrands the system as Ageless Linux and applies a few changes reflecting the project’s legal position. That’s it.",
  "title": "Ageless Linux Launches to Challenge Age Verification Rules for Operating Systems"
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