“A North Asian government alliance to promote the Linux
operating system and reduce dependence on Microsoft’s Windows plans
to release its first products for China in six months, a senior
official says.“The Linux-based software–jointly developed by China, Japan and
South Korea–would offer government and business users a choice of
operating systems, said Lu Shouqun, president of China Open Source
Software Promotion Union…”
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