EU OS
EU OS
cross-posted from: https://feddit.org/post/9419197
Well, quite ambitioned for a one-man-show, also the chosen linux distro as base can be disputed.
The mark to be appealing to "typical public sector organisation[s]" is quite high, but in regards to the team (one man?) I'm remembered of elmenteryOS and how the two founders managed before splitting ways. They pulled it off for a while.
Why not suse/opensuse? If you're looking for an European enterprise OS to replace american Windows/MacOS/RHEL, you can't do much better than suse.
The goal of the project is to provide a free OSS OS, and probably predates the buy European movement.
Ayo? 2025 year of the Linux desktop? All it took was orange man getting too big for his britches
I think they missed a trick by not calling it EUNIX for those old origin story coming full circle vibes
This is a good idea, but a proper EU OS should probably be based on NixOS to make deployments brain-dead easy with perfect reproducibility.
And it should be hosted on Codeberg, not Gitlab.
did not see an European union operating system coming lol
..I suppose it does make sense because of Microsoft thoughI see Fedora KDE spin, I upvote
Douze points for idea, but it definitely would need to be a team effort