The greater concern that I see with the current age attestation/verification laws that are popping up all over the place, is they are spreading like a virus. with out a lot of push back. As these laws become more common and enforced, I think we will see FOSS projects either comply by force or shutdown. This is a great way to finally extinguish that pesky GNU/Linux thing. I add GNU here because it is the GNU bit that these big tech companies don't like, and I am including some big Linux companies in this group too. The rise of the likes of 'Microsoft loves Opensource' is just free-washing in my mind. FOSS is great when you can use a permissive license to pull the rug out from you at any point in time.

Anyway I'm going off track a bit here but, this is my theory from observation of course, I don't have the evidence to back it up, so it will remain a theory floating across the either of space and time with all the other theories out there.

What I do know is, none of us are immune to these nefarious laws. So how do we fight them?  Education, We need to educate the people that It's is not about saving the children, It's about slow but assured surveillance at a thousand paper-cuts!
A politician's number one goal is to stay in power, and to do that it's a popularity contest, so if they are seen to be backing a very unpopular bill by the masses, they will probably back down.

Education! It works.

This does look exciting! Have grabbed the Appimage and sofar it is working well. Looks like my Hexchat custom theme config will work with this as well. Good find!

I agree keeping passwords locally is best.
I guess password managers are partly a generational thing too, when the world went to the "online by default" model. My entry into the world of computers was "offline by default" so passwords were either written down with stone age tools or in a local text file.

Unfortunately we are forced to be online and logged in to everything or it doesn't work! These days I use my Browser password manager but I keep that local and not synced.

It's not perfect I know.

Yes, happy Labour Day and many thanks to all the Devuan team and all those who help make this distribution what it is.
Of course, I'm speaking from the future, as Labour Day isn't until the 27th of October down here.

Agreed, text is bliss!

No, not Dosbox, though I run Dosbox as well. 
I have a VM running Windows 98 SE I guess, partly for nostalgia.

Removed from Edge as well apparently.
To my surprise uBlock Origin is available for my beloved SeaMonkey!

Great to see things are going well .
I still can't donate directly to Devuan unfortunately, PayPal still says my county is not supported though PayPal say it is.
I had the same problem recently when donating to the SeaMonkey project so who knows.

Anyway I setup a donation to the Dyne foundation through Kofi hopefully some it goes to Devuan.
Could Devuan be donated directly through Kofi maybe ?

init freedom

Rue.

Yes agreed the universal aspect of text makes them ideal for information storage and retrieval. I have an old Compaq Pentium III laptop running Devuan minimal, really a prof of concept on how Devuan can be used to recycle old technology, but If I had to I can read all my text files on that machine.

Hi alsen Ive used GPT4ALL on Devuan using a flatpak. It worked okay though it does require good amount of ram at least 16gb.
I see it has Deepseek added now too.

I haven't tried to install it any other way apart from the flatpak.
(https://www.nomic.ai/gpt4all)

(https://github.com/nomic-ai/gpt4all)