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Whatever happened to UnitedLinux?

Computerworld: “The idea was that the four partners could join and cut development costs, creating the operating system from the technical foundation of SUSE Enterprise Linux. But for users, [Stacey] Quandt said, a better tack would have been to start with code from the Linux Standard Base project, which is developing a set of standards to increase compatibility among Linux distributions and enable software applications to run on any compliant system.”

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One Response to “Whatever happened to UnitedLinux?”

  1. cs says:
    August 1, 2004 at 7:32pm

    what a dumb article (computerworld’s)…
    the linux standard base has no “code” of that sort, only specifications and tests.
    SuSE (and therefor UnitedLinux) was and is LSB compliant.

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