The EU needs a desktop OS, without being vulnerable to adversaries. The server side of Linux is pretty well taken care for by a wide range of commercial and per

The EU needs a desktop OS, without being vulnerable to adversaries. The server side of Linux is pretty well taken care for by a wide range of commercial and personal contributors, but the desktop part rests on a much smaller foundation imho. They don't build from nothing. KDE is a fantastic Desktop Environment, that would be an upgrade in itself over Windows. But if you have like millions of public servants (police, courts, governments, etc), you want to be sure that what they use meet your requirements. I think this should have been done earlier, but late is better than never.