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STOP OMARCHY: Boycott Tech's Far-Right Backers
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I mean, Redstar... I think that'd technically that'd be socialist, though.
More seriously, I think most of the non-fork distros don't tolerate that crap. Think Arch, Debian, Void, etc.
Something I'm keeping an eye on is this project. No clue what, if anything, will come of it.
Personally, I use Artix, and I'm considering NetBSD. I'm also consodering making my own Unix-like distro, possibly using the NetBSD kernel.