The Linux Foundation Announces Linux Standard Base 3.2

The Linux Foundation has announced an update of the Linux Standard Base (LSB). "The new LSB 3.2 introduces new features for interpreted languages, printing and multimedia, further enabling application developers to easily and cost-effectively support the Linux operating system. "The LSB meets the increasing demands of ISVs that want to build portable applications for Linux," said Jim Zemlin, executive director of the Linux Foundation. "With the inclusion of interpreted languages, printing support, and a variety of other requested features, this release provides the functionality that ISVs need to deliver their sophisticated applications in a portable, cross-distribution format.""

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