Linked by Thom Holwerda on Mon 24th Apr 2006 20:26 UTC, submitted by elsewhere
"The Free Standards Group will unveil Linux Standard Base 3.1, the first LSB version to include explicit Linux desktop application support, April 25 at the Desktop Linux Summit in San Diego. The standard has already been endorsed by Linux leaders Red Hat and Novell, along with other major Linux players such as AMD, Asianux, CA, Dell, HP, IBM, Intel, Mandriva, RealNetworks, Red Flag, and Turbolinux, according to the FSG."
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2006-01-16
I know that all those distroes have big userbases, but somehow I think that while they talk about standards, Ubuntu creates them.
Wether people like it or not, the "standard" desktop is going to be the one mostly used, and IMHO that's going to be Ubuntu. I'm not their fanboy, but currently they are on the best track when you compare price and usability.