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Message: [QUOTE="Leon, post: 87159, member: 2240"] For what it's worth, people who like me want no politics in their linux distro, devuan, a fork of debian that doesn't use systemd, has also come out as having a "not our business and we don't want to know, we just want to code a good linux distro" stance on politics, devuan made this stance after some of debian's recent actions (won't say anymore as the entire point is no politics here, which i want to and do respect, but since this is a linux topic and is a big deal to alot of people, i feel it should be mentioned here). Currently the ones known to be apolitical through their statements on the matter are openmandriva and devuan, arch linux seems to avoid the topic but has not openly made a statement one way or another though tbh, that's fine too, since that's also a form of being apolitical. [/QUOTE]

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