WebProNews covers the FSG’s recent expansion in Asia.
ZDNet says: “The Free Standards Group (FSG) has roped in Japanese IT powerhouse Fujitsu to support its Linux standardization efforts in Asia.”
Digital Times, a leading Korean IT publication, reports that FSG will be in attendance at LinuxWorld Korea next month.
Australian IT reports on how the FSG is making it easier for developers to write desktop applications for Linux.
ComputerWorld explains why desktop Linux users need standardisation more than any other customer.
This in-depth article from ITJungle states that “the movement of Linux standards from the server to the desktop is sure to help the desktop Linux movement.”
Read up on Jim Zemlin’s session, “Open Source and Freedom: Why Open Standards are Crucial to Protecting your Linux Investment” in NewsForge.
InternetNews sheds light on Jim Zemlin’s mission.
iTWire explains how LSB 3.1 “has brought user friendly open source PCs one step closer to reality.”
ChinaTechNews writes that the largest Linux company in China, along with 13 other international Linux leaders, is throwing its support behind LSB 3.1.
