LSB Submitted To ISO/IEEE

Posted by Hemos on Monday January 17, 2005 @02:00AM from the moving-forward dept.

mcneil@freestandards says: "The LSB has been submitted to ISO/IEEE for an ISO imprimatur. While this is not really new news, it is important that every Linux user get involved to make sure their country votes YES for Linux ISO standardization! With Linux achieving international standards recognition it will be that much easier for governments and other risk adverse organizations to include Linux in their procurement policies. This of course will further the normalization of free and open source software, lessen the world's reliance on sucky legacy platforms, etc. etc."

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LINUX IS A LEGACY PLATFORM by stratjakt · 2005-01-17 02:29 · Score: 0, Flamebait

For fuck sakes. Unix is nearly 30 years older than Windows NT.

Statements like this are the reason people troll. Slashdot has become a joke in the true "geek" world.

You are zealot morons who know nothing about computers.

"legacy platforms". Asshats.

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