Linux

I use a measly four-five packages from the AUR, whose repos I clone with git. In order to then makepkg the repo, I first add the validpgpkeys from the PKGBUILD file by gpg --recv-keys [key] it. This way, makepkg doesn’t complain about the lack of valid keys.

If a system doesn’t want to do age verification, just don’t define or assign these groups to anyone; it’s up to apps to assume the age is either satisfied or not when groups are absent for a user.

Spurred by popular discussion of systemd’s odd decision to immediately integrate a framework for OS-level age-verification law compliancy, Devuan was mentioned and I began looking into it, as it seemed a fun idea to return my systems to a traditional init system.