“Four small Linux vendors have jointly created a new Linux
Standard Base 2.0-compliant binary set that they hope will attract
independent software vendors and hardware makers…“Ian Murdock, chief strategist and co-founder of
Indianapolis-based Progeny and a founder of the Debian open-source
project, said the idea is to help reduce incompatibilities for
users by building a code base that’s compliant with the Linux
Standard Base 2.0 specifications…”
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