The Linux kernel is licensed GPLv2. The GPLv2 license forbids adding addition terms that further restrict the use of the software. A "Linux distro" is not the

The Linux kernel is licensed GPLv2. The GPLv2 license forbids adding addition terms that further restrict the use of the software. A "Linux distro" is not the Linux kernel. It's possible for some distros to add such license terms to their distribution media, but others like Debian and Debian-based ones adhere to the GPL so no go.