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hi, please forgive me here but,  if i understand right. not all programs
made for linux will run under all versions.  ok, keeping that in mind. is
there very much that will under slackware, or braillespeek? thanks alot. 
charles 


On Sat, 2 Feb 2002, David Poehlman wrote:

> PCWorld.com - Linux Apps Learn to Work Together
> 
>                   Free Standards Group announces new standards designed
> to help applications run on different versions of Linux.
> 
>                   Joris Evers, IDG News Service
>                   Friday, February 01, 2002
> 
>                   Thanks to two new standards announced on Thursday,
> software applications should soon be able to run across different
> versions of the open-source Linux operating system, and Linux offerings
> will likely be made available for a broader set of international
> markets.
> 
>                   The Free Standards Group is announcing Linux Standards
> Base 1.1, which will allow applications to interoperate across any
> version of Linux that complies, and Li18nux 1.0, for better
> international support in the operating system.
> 
>                   LSB 1.1 standardizes the core functionality of Linux
> and some components. It includes a set of common application program
> interfaces, a development package, and testing capabilities, the Free
> Standards Group says in a statement issued at the LinuxWorld Conference
> & Expo in New York.
> 
>                   LSB 1.1 ensures "true compatibility and
> interoperability," according to the Free Standards Group, which is
> backed by industry heavyweights including Compaq Computer, Dell
> Computer, Caldera International, Red Hat, SuSE Linux, Oracle, and IBM.
> 
>                   To further expand the reach of Linux, the group
> announced Li18nux 1.0, a fruit of its Linux Internationalization
> Initiative working group. Li18nux is a guide for platform and
> application developers supporting greater localization capabilities for
> the software, according to the statement.
> 
>                   Both LSB 1.1 and Li18nux 1.0 are available to
> developers from the Free Standards Group Web site. Various Linux
> distributors have committed to make their software LSB-compliant or
> certified by year end, according to the group.
> 
> 
> 
> 
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