Interessanter Bericht - falls die
@EUCommissionEuropean Commission es ernst meint, mit einem "EU Linux":
"Turkey’s Pardus Shows What an EU Linux Could Be — If Brussels Really Means It"
"As much of Europe makes moves to develop something that qualifies as “EuroLinux” — along with a stack of office and public facing software to run on it — they might be advised to take a hard look at would‑be EU member Turkey’s efforts. The country’s Pardus project appears to be much more successful than other better known EU projects. Some in Brussels, of course, may find it awkward that one of the clearest national Linux success stories in the EU region sits just outside the club they like to call “Europe proper.”
So far, European efforts to ditch Microsoft for something more open — and developed a lot more locally — have produced more losses than wins. Munich’s once lauded LiMux is now mainly a historical artifact. Vienna’s Wienux, developed at about the same time, has long been abandoned, evidently due to the city’s addiction to MS Office, which doesn’t run on Linux well when you can get it to run at all. EU OS, the current big effort to design a Linux distro by committee, appears as if its going to be a long slog.
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Pardus (Pardus – the name is derived from Panthera Pardus Tulliana, the scientific designation of the Anatolian Leopard) is Turkey’s contribution to the effort to replace proprietary software from elsewhere — which not only can be costly, but which can contain hidden components — with something open and developed locally, to meet local needs. It was designed from day one for its public-sector needs for centralized management, predictable releases, Turkish‑language support, and curated apps.
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Inside Turkey, Pardus is deployed on thousands of workstations in ministries and agencies that include defense, disaster management, religious affairs, municipalities, hospitals, and more. A European Commission report on open source software in Turkey noted that in 2021 the Presidency of Religious Affairs reported 9,938 computers running Pardus, and several other central bodies, including AFAID (Turkey’s national disaster‑management agency), health institutions, and numerous municipalities, had multi‑thousand‑machine Pardus rollouts, making total public‑sector desktop installs certainly in the tens of thousands and likely into the low hundreds of thousands.
The largest Pardus footprint is in education, with over 220,000 interactive whiteboards and more than 250,000 lab computers in schools reporting that they’re currently running Pardus. The Ministry of National Education has plans to eventually migrate all of its lab PCs and whiteboards."
Selbst im Bildungsbereich, in dem in Deutschland Microsoft und Apple dominieren - beachtlich, was Türkye hier umgesetzt hat!
Quelle:
fossforce.com/2025/12/turkeys-pardus-shows-what-an-eu-linux-could-be-if-brussels-really-means-it/
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