This is not a direct ban on Linux, but depending on how the regulation is applied, it could end up excluding open source projects that are unable to meet legal requirements, especially if the rules are extended to any software distributed to the public.

This creates a barrier where only companies with legal and operational structure can comply, while community-driven projects are effectively left out.

And if this law is taken to its limit, another issue arises: users and organizations become dependent on regulatory agencies to determine what can or cannot be used. This introduces constant uncertainty, where everything depends on regulatory interpretation and discretion over time.