Yes, Red Hat is American, and whether you like it or not, this comes with legal and political dependencies. Fedora is subject to U.S. laws (e.g., Cloud Act, export controls), which poses a risk to EU digital sovereignty.

Yes, Red Hat does not own Fedora. And IBM, which owns Red Hat, also does not own Fedora. But it has significant influence and could prioritize business or political interests over EU needs.

And another question is: Why shouldn’t we use a European OS when we already have viable alternatives?

I dream of captchas showing a glass of wine asking whether the glass is filled to the brim.

Why Fedora? Sorry, but there are so many European options, it makes no sense to build a European house on an American basement.

Here are other articles about Iceland switching to 4 days workweek:

Article wecb.fm

Article qz.com

Conclusion: fuck this „60 hours sweet spot“

Silencing those who talked about concerns publicly was also a thing back then.

Sadly no-one can tell you that as it is your decision based on your morals and your beliefs. It’s a hard decision, one that I also had to make. The question is, what is harder and more painful: losing this friend or being friends with someone who is like this.

Wish you all the strength you need to get through this.

Ever heard the saying, „Your freedom ends where someone else’s begins“?

Exactly. Don’t give them a platform

A lot of us in Europe are aware!

How exactly? Raising tariffs to 50%?