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Mainly tooting about # Linux the # kernel and things related to the # LinuxKernel : # bootloader , # compiler , # git , # glibc , # mesa , # qemu , # xorg , # X11 , # wayland , and other stuff in the 'plumbing' layer. he/him; opinions are my own. Topic account. Other accounts of mine: @knurd42 (EN): # FLOSS , # Fedora as well as Life, the Universe and Everything @thleemhuis (DE): Das Leben, das Universum und der ganze Rest @thleemhuisfoss (DE): # FLOSS searchable
""Linux Foundation CEO Jim Zemlin issued a challenge to the members: LF itself needs decentralized trust solutions—starting with the #Linux #kernel project.
Jim explained the infamous XZ attack […]
Jim wanted a privacy-preserving solution that could protect any open source project by enabling developers to prove they were real persons with real first-person trust relationships—without requiring a centralized identity database.
[…]
Verifiable trust communities and verifiable membership credentials enable trust relationships to be verified not just within trust communities, but across trust communities. For example, a developer who is a member of one open source project—such as the Linux kernel—could use that VMC to prove their credentials to a different open source project.
[…]
The goal is for the kernel project instance to be ready for maintainers to review at the Linux Kernel Maintainer Summit October 8 in Prague.""
https://www.lfdecentralizedtrust.org/blog/decentralized-trust-infrastructure-at-lf-a-progress-report