If this is the case, this still wouldn’t exclude a NSA compromise though. There is the ban of Russian contributions.

You can say this is all about politics and the war, but then those politics are clearly aligned with US agencied interests. American contributions are still allowed despite the US being just as much as if not more of a threat to security and privacy. Just like they’re just as war mongering.

Bvp47

I do not want to start a discussion about Linux since I’m no expert and a million of Linux experts will know better.

But don’t all the suggested distros here (as well any user friendly ones in general) rely on the kernel written by Torvald’s team. With that team being based in the US and at least Linus himself having acted as a three letter agency asset before, can they really be called privacy friendly or even secure? (I’m talking about the CIA or NSA having had a backdoor into Linux in the past and Linus also having banned Russian contributions last year while not banning American contributions, much less moving the operation outside of the US)

Wie wäre mit einer Senkung nur für Familienrestaurants, -Buden, etc. Und nicht für Konzerne und Ketten?

Ach wieso überhaupt die Frage. CDUSPD…