On Wednesday 21 August 2002 07:14 pm, Miark wrote: > In light of formation the UnitedLinux, and their FUD about fractured > standards, I thought the following, from today's MDK newsletter was > funny: > > On August 2nd, Mandrake Linux became the first Linux distribution > certified by the Linux Standard Base (LSB). LSB Certification > verifies adherence to community and industry standards. > > If UL is so concerned about these standards, why weren't they the > first ones to get certified? :-) > > Miark
Probably because they don't have a real product yet. I expect that LSB certification can only be obtained for production releases; press releases, notes on cocktail napkins and "really nifty" concepts can't be tested. (Not that I think that United Linux is a really nifty concept.) -- cmg
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