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LSB 3.0 in eWeek

By jennifer - September 19, 2005 - 6:00am

eWeek covers the launch of LSB 3.0 and certifications by Red Hat, Novell, Debian and Asianux. It also includes news that CA has joined the organization.

Internetnews.com: The New Linux Standard

By jennifer - September 19, 2005 - 6:00am

In this article, Internetnews says the LSB will save ISVs time and money and help them target Linux.

The FSG in eWeek

By jennifer - August 6, 2005 - 6:00am

eWeek covers the FSG in its story on upcoming LinuxWorld news and the Debian Common Core Alliance.

NewsForge: ISVs keep Linux Standard Base rolling

By jennifer - March 30, 2005 - 6:00am

The support that the Linux Standard Base has garnered from ISVs signals that the “Linux Standard Base (LSB) has come of age and is now ready to be pushed in new directions to make it more usable and useful.”

ZDNet UK: Linux Standard Base wins more support

By jennifer - March 22, 2005 - 6:00am

Ingrid Marson reports that Veritas, MySQL, and Levanta are among several of the ISVs that are backing the Linux Standard Base, “which should prevent fragmentation and make life easier for developers.”

TechNewsWorld: ISVs Rally Around Linux Standard Base

By jennifer - March 22, 2005 - 6:00am

Read why analysts think that the Free Standards Group’s announcement of ISV support “marks a big win for the Linux community.”

InfoWorld: Linux Standard Base Gains ISV Support

By jennifer - March 22, 2005 - 6:00am

Ed Scannel reports in his InfoWorld SMB Blog that the Free Standards Group has picked up momentum with the endorsement of the LSB by top tier application vendors including Oracle, IBM’s Software group, Novell, and MYSQL.

Expanded ISV Support Gives Linux More Bite

By jennifer - March 21, 2005 - 6:00am

Peter Galli for eWEEK reports that the “Free Standards Group is embarking on an aggressive campaign to recruit independent software vendors as members.”

SearchEnterpriseLinux: FSG rallies against ‘Unix-ization’ of Linux

By jennifer - March 2, 2005 - 6:00am

Read Jan Stafford’s interview with Jim Zemlin to find out how the “Free Standards Group (FSG) is fighting to keep Linux from following the path of Unix, which branched off into several proprietary operating systems, forcing developers to write single-vendor applications. FSG executive director Jim Zemlin is leading that advance and waving the flag of the Linux Standard Base (LSB) all the way.”

OET News: IBM’s Chiphopper Gives ISVs a Running Start to Linux

By jennifer - February 23, 2005 - 6:00am

OET News describes IBM’s new Chiphopper as “a lab-to-marketplace program for ISVs, designed to make Linux an easier target for their existing apps and a more profitable one… For applications written directly to the operating system, IBM takes the most open approach of basing portability on the industry standard Linux Standards Base (LSB) specification maintained by the Free Standards Group (FSB).

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