Linux Standards Base to chop up the standard into 'modules'

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Linux Standard Base 2.0 promises a
common runtime standard

Linux Standard Base 2.0 promises a
common runtime standard 12/22/2004 01:44 AM
The Free Standards Group's (FSG) Linux Standard Base specification is an attempt to prevent the Linux marketplace from fragmenting by specifying a runtime environment where applications compiled for different distros can run install and run seamlessly.

OLS Day 3: Failed experiments,
Linux-Tiny, and the Linux Standard Base

OLS Day 3: Failed experiments,
Linux-Tiny, and the Linux Standard Base 07/24/2004 08:07 AM
More news from the OLS by our man on the ground, David Graham. Graham reports that Day 3 began with a presentation by Intel's John Ronciak and Jesse Brandeburg on writing Linux kernel drivers for gigabit and ten gigabit network interface cards.

Linux Standard Base

Linux Standard Base 11/14/2003 11:24 AM
We have MOVED.

Linux Standard Base Advances

Linux Standard Base Advances 09/20/2004 08:19 AM
Version 2.0 supports 32, 64 bits; gains industry support.

Status of the Linux Standard Base

Status of the Linux Standard Base 07/13/2004 03:47 AM
Having closed the formal public review process for the latest Linux Standard Base -- a working group effort of the Free Standards Group aimed at driving and promoting standards to increase Linux compatibility for ISVs -- LSB 2.0 is set to be released soon, according to Jim Zemlin, named FSG director last May.

Linux Standard Base 2.0 released

Linux Standard Base 2.0 released 09/13/2004 04:27 PM

Linux standards base Version 2.0 has C++
support

Linux standards base Version 2.0 has C++
support 09/13/2004 06:40 PM
The Free Standards Group (FSG) on Tuesday will release Version 2.0 of its Linux Standard Base (LSB), a key standard that enables developers to rally around a common programming framework and keeps Linux from fragmenting into competing camps.

Linux Standards Base wins more support

Linux Standards Base wins more support 03/22/2005 07:09 PM
ZDNet UK Mar 22 2005 11:17PM GMT

ISVs keep Linux Standard Base rolling

ISVs keep Linux Standard Base rolling 03/30/2005 05:04 PM
Having solidified backing from the major Linux distribution vendors and, more recently, new ISV (Independent Software Vendor) members who have helped shape it, 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, according to Free Standards Group executive director Jim Zemlin.

Can Linux Standard Base keep penguin
from mutating?

Can Linux Standard Base keep penguin
from mutating? 07/12/2004 05:35 AM
Folks in the software industry doubt Linux will suffer from the same kind of forking and fragmenting that limited Unix and its ISV support, but the idea may nevertheless be pushed as an offensive against Linux by Microsoft, which is already running ads in Europe depicting mutant penguins assembled with other animal parts as if to suggest they are unsure what they are.

Building Applications with the Linux
Standard Base

Building Applications with the Linux
Standard Base 12/22/2004 01:40 AM
Slashdot Dec 21 2004 12:38AM GMT

Version 2.0 of Linux Standard Base specs
now available

Version 2.0 of Linux Standard Base specs
now available 09/17/2004 10:11 AM
The latest Linux Standard Base specifications are now out, allowing open-source vendors and developers to maintain easy portability and compatibility among applications for Linux.

Linux companies to back standard base

Linux companies to back standard base 09/13/2004 10:25 PM
SiliconValley.com Sep 14 2004 1:52AM GMT

ZDNet UK: Linux Standards Base Wins More
Support

ZDNet UK: Linux Standards Base Wins More
Support 03/24/2005 07:52 PM
"Veritas, MySQL and Levanta are all backing the Linux Standards Base, which should prevent fragmentation and make life easier for developers..."

Linux Standard Base Takes on Industry
Fragmentation

Linux Standard Base Takes on Industry
Fragmentation 09/14/2004 09:54 PM
Analysts say a new standard version of Linux should go a long way to raise the platform's chances in the enterprise by improving open-source software's interoperability.

Linux Standard Base Is Exactly What
Platform Needs (Ziff Davis)

Linux Standard Base Is Exactly What
Platform Needs (Ziff Davis) 09/15/2004 09:07 PM
Ziff Davis - Opinion: To keep Linux on the right path to the enterpise, the new standard base is essential.

Open-Source Developers Cheer New Linux
Base Standard

Open-Source Developers Cheer New Linux
Base Standard 09/13/2004 11:49 PM
The Free Standards Group's updated standard will improve Linux code portability and interoperability, developers say, and reduce the worry of platform fragmentation.

Linux Standard Base Takes on Industry
Fragmentation (Ziff Davis)

Linux Standard Base Takes on Industry
Fragmentation (Ziff Davis) 09/15/2004 12:35 AM
Ziff Davis - Analysts say a new standard version of Linux should go a long way to raise the platform's chances in the enterprise by improving open-source software's interoperability.

Open-Source Developers Cheer New Linux
Base Standard (Ziff Davis)

Open-Source Developers Cheer New Linux
Base Standard (Ziff Davis) 09/14/2004 01:34 AM
Ziff Davis - The Free Standards Group's updated standard will improve Linux code portability and interoperability, developers say, and reduce the worry of platform fragmentation.

HR-XML's open standard for benefits
enrollment expanded and improved
(E-Business Standards Today)

HR-XML's open standard for benefits
enrollment expanded and improved
(E-Business Standards Today) 08/07/2002 01:28 PM

Linux Standards Set

Linux Standards Set 09/14/2004 03:08 PM

The Free Standards Group announced this morning the availability of the Linux Standard Base (LSB) 2.0, an essential component for the long-term market success of Linux. By ensuring a common, agreed-upon standard from which Linux applications may be developed, the LSB supports Linux developer's competition with Microsoft and its Windows operating system.

The Free Standards Group is a nonprofit organization dedicated to developing and promoting open source software standards. The Linux Standard Base, one of the organization's projects, helps to prevent divergence in Linux development and the potential for conflicting Linux distributions: applications written for one Linux distribution should, if the LSB is followed, work on all distributions.

Dave's Opinion
The Linux Standard Base specification contains a base set of APIs, libraries and interoperability standards. These are the fundamental tools necessary to create an industry-wide Linux standard. This is the right way to develop an operating system.

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References
Free Standards Group

Linux beefs up standards

Linux beefs up standards 01/22/2004 04:50 AM

Linux gana terreno en el mercado de base
de datos

Linux gana terreno en el mercado de base
de datos 05/29/2004 08:02 AM

Raising the Linux Standard

Raising the Linux Standard 09/15/2004 05:53 AM
Base mettle

Free Standards Group To Standardize
Linux

Free Standards Group To Standardize
Linux 09/14/2004 07:34 AM
Internetnews.com - Tue Sep 14, 10:38 am GMT

Progeny gets Linux standard
certification

Progeny gets Linux standard
certification 01/26/2004 08:46 PM

Red Hat flagship backs Linux standard

Red Hat flagship backs Linux standard 12/11/2003 12:07 PM
ZDNet UK Dec 11 2003 10:44AM ET

Chop.

Chop. 05/21/2004 11:16 AM
"I showed them everything from a simple hook to a nonfunctioning artificial hand to a $50,000 bionic arm," Agris says. "They all picked the bionic arm." 7 Iraqi men recieve tattoo removal and a bionic arm.

Novell joins Linux standards body in
China

Novell joins Linux standards body in
China 07/02/2004 03:04 AM
CNET Asia Jul 2 2004 6:56AM GMT

Technology Industry To Adopt Linux
Standard

Technology Industry To Adopt Linux
Standard 09/14/2004 09:04 AM
Linux , which has been gaining ground on Microsoft (Nasdaq: MSFT) , stands to get a major boost today with the unveiling of a broad agreement within the tech industry to back a set of standards for the open source operating system. The announcement comes with a thumbs-up from some of the biggest names in technology , including Intel (Nasdaq: INTC) , Advanced Micro Devices, Hewlett-Packard, Dell (Nasdaq: DELL) and IBM (NYSE: IBM) , among others.

E-envoy get the chop

E-envoy get the chop 12/15/2003 11:41 AM
'Head of e-Government' appointed instead

Chop Shop In 3D

Chop Shop In 3D 07/06/2004 01:55 AM
Virtual Cycles’ 3D Chop Shop, software designed to allow you to build a virtual bike straight from your imagination. For a measly $49.95, you can create and customize the bike from depths of your mother’s worst nightmare! The downside is that it does not appear to be shareware, and information on it is quite limited.

3D Chop Shop

3D Chop Shop 07/05/2004 12:43 PM

So I'm Googleing around looking for info on building a bike rack for my garage to keep my kids from making a parked bicycle maze, and I stumble upon this: 3D Chop Shop.

Virtual Cycles' 3D Chop Shop is interactive software that allows you to build and customize your dream motorcycle. In complete and realistic 3D, Chop Shop gives you the power to change parts, accessories, and paint colors right on your PC.

Whether you are searching for that perfect part or paint job and need a tool for visualizing your creation...or you simply want to be creative and design cool bikes you can print and share with others, 3d Chop Shop is perfect for you.

The rendered motorcycle drawings produced by 3DCS look pretty realistic, but I couldn't find any 3D renderings on their site.

So far only a PC version is available, but they are working on a Mac port of it. $49.95.

The funny thing is that my oldest son and I were talking just yesterday about how fun it would be to have something like this to customize cars (he and his buddy watched 2 Fast 2 Furious the night before.) He goes nuts over the tricked out rice burners, but at 14 there's no way he's going to even touch a real car until his hormones slow down. Like maybe 20 or 25. Doing something in software though might be a good outlet for him!

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Setting standard, Linux promoters
challenge Microsoft

Setting standard, Linux promoters
challenge Microsoft 09/13/2004 02:42 PM
San Francisco Chronicle Sep 13 2004 6:32PM GMT

"*chop*, *slice*, *cut*, *carve*."

"*chop*, *slice*, *cut*, *carve*." 04/18/2004 08:16 PM

Chop 1.31 Beta 2 Released

Chop 1.31 Beta 2 Released 01/22/2004 05:06 PM

Intel mobile, desktop chips for the chop

Intel mobile, desktop chips for the chop 07/26/2004 05:33 AM
EOLs 130nm parts

Lymeware Delivers on Promise of Single
Linux Standard and Is First to Attain
LSB 2.0 Application Certification

Lymeware Delivers on Promise of Single
Linux Standard and Is First to Attain
LSB 2.0 Application Certification 03/23/2005 05:05 AM
A Single Linux Binary Package Can Now Support All LSB Distributions for a Single Chipset Platform [PRWEB Mar 23, 2005]

Beta tests announced of mortgage
industry XML standards (E-Business
Standards Today)

Beta tests announced of mortgage
industry XML standards (E-Business
Standards Today) 07/23/2002 05:15 PM

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