There are many Linux distributions, but now there's a proposal for one that's specific to the European Union government and nongovernmental organizations.

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EU OS is a proposed desktop Linux distribution aimed at European public sector organizations to offer a standardized, secure, and customizable system. Built on Fedora’s immutable KDE Plasma spin (Kinoite), it focuses on reducing reliance on proprietary software, enhancing security, cost efficiency, and administrative control. The initiative, led by Robert Riemann from the European Data Protection Supervisor, seeks future endorsement from the European Commission. Despite debates over the use of a U.S.-based base system, EU OS aims to comply with GDPR standards and potentially save millions in licensing fees.

EU OS: A European Proposal for a Public Sector Linux Desktop

This should be done 20y ago but bribes called by Corp lobby prevented it

nah, lets go back to punch cards and cobol

Damn it, is it weird I have wet dreams about stuff like that?