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Omarchy Kids Is Growing the Next Generation of 5-to-95-Year-Old Linux Users

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Omarchy Kids is a new in-development project from the Omarchy team bringing age-tiered, privacy-first Linux desktops to children, with parent controls over SSH. The post Omarchy Kids Is Growing the Next Generation of 5-to-95-Year-Old Linux Users appeared first on Techaeris and was written by Alex Hernandez.

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