The EU OS project proposes an immutable KDE-based Linux distribution intended for European public sector organizations, advocating for straightforward deployment and management. It is not a new distro but rather a comprehensive planning website. The initiative, spearheaded by Dr. Robert Riemann of EDPS, aims to answer the needs of public bodies with hundreds of users. The project raises questions about using Fedora as the base OS amidst geopolitical tensions, reflecting on past efforts like Munich's LiMux and GendBuntu to inform this new approach.
The proposed EU OS emphasizes the need for a European-centric, immutable KDE-based Linux distribution aimed at public-sector organizations, addressing deployment and management needs.
Dr. Robert Riemann's initiative highlights the importance of having a planning framework for a Linux-based OS tailored to public bodies amid global tensions.
Critics mention the choice of Fedora, an American distro, over European alternatives like openSUSE, suggesting the need for more locally-originated solutions.
The initiative examines past Linux projects, like Munich's LiMux and GendBuntu, to learn from previous efforts in transitioning public entities to Linux.
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