Just EU doing EU things. Let it be known that no one can put more red tape than no-name EU bureaucrats.

I'm sure this will drive innovation /s

https://www.linuxfoundation.org/blog/understanding-the-cyber-resilience-act

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The fact that Python is listed as non-critical suggests that the EU is clueless about how software dependencies work.

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In this context this is actually a good thing.

Tbf this is all pretty crazy and clueless.

Is any open source OS critical and needs this level of bureaucracy? Will they track down TempleOS maintainers and make them fill out forms?

TempleOS no, because they don't accept donations. But I get paid for it...

Still, you don't get paid by them. Someone else has to pay for it. We should just tell them to go fuck themsrlves and stop doing business in EU.

bureaucrats r always clueless in most such stuff in any country

These people are cancer. More "not available in eu" software in making.

Tor and vpns to the rescue.

Also... china is already here, just not evenly distributed.

Tor and vpns will be prohibited as well.

Yep, the eu legal os won't let you install illegal apps. No doubt.

Also it is bill after bill, a non stop attack.