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Interview: Linux usage raises big legal concerns (Gulf News)Interview: Linux usage raises big legal concerns (Gulf News)Posted Sep 14, 2003 17:12 UTC (Sun) by piman (subscriber, #8957)In reply to: Interview: Linux usage raises big legal concerns (Gulf News) by mmarq Parent article: Interview: Linux usage raises big legal concerns (Gulf News) Merging the Free Desktop standards (which are mostly good) with the LSB (which is slightly less good, but still okay) doesn't solve anything. What's needed is code that actually implements those standards. Merging two standards groups doesn't write code, it makes one really big hard-to-follow standard.
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Interview: Linux usage raises big legal concerns (Gulf News) Posted Sep 14, 2003 17:22 UTC (Sun) by mmarq (guest, #2332) [Link] Good enough too...So you will have from Open Standards Group, LSB and a more desktop centered Freedesktop(or whatever), and both will work toghether... "INTEROPERATION" of all standards is the key word of sucess.
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