[ Thanks to Steven J.
Vaughan-Nichols for this link. ]
“Four international Linux powers are forming a new Linux
consortium to create a common core implementation of the Linux
Standard Base 2.0.“The Linux Core Consortium, or LCC, is expected to make its
debut on Wednesday. The group is made up of four companies:
Brazil’s Conectiva SA, France’s Mandrakesoft SA, Japan’s Turbolinux
Inc. and the United States’ Progeny Linux Systems Inc…”
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