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UserLinuxUserLinuxPosted Nov 24, 2004 8:03 UTC (Wed) by hingo (guest, #14792)Parent article: The Linux Core Consortium So long story short, they are doing the same thing as UserLinux, but might have more potential since this is not a one man show. Not that one man shows can't change the world too, but still. Anyway, I think this is a more interesting comparison than saying it's UnitedLinux born again.
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UserLinux Posted Nov 24, 2004 14:51 UTC (Wed) by juanjux (guest, #11652) [Link] I guess that UserLinux can also join LCC but maybe that could be a little hard if Debian doesn't joins first. Perens (we know you read LWN ;) ) what is your opinion on this?
UserLinux Posted Nov 24, 2004 18:23 UTC (Wed) by madscientist (subscriber, #16861) [Link] I agree; it's too bad that the interviewer didn't ask them about UserLinux and get comments on that; that would have been more useful than UnitedLinux comments.
NOT UserLinux Posted Nov 24, 2004 20:47 UTC (Wed) by dank (guest, #1865) [Link] Nope. UserLinux is a full-on linux distro. A reference implementationof LSB is much less. It includes only the core packages that are required by the LSB, and very little else.
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