On Thursday 17 April 2008 19:29:36 Dan Kohn wrote: > So, just to update the original proposal, we're talking about an "LSB > 3.2 CGL Profile" that is the same as LSB 3.2 except that it doesn't > include the X, GTK, qt, or CUPS libraries. A distro can only qualify > for the CGL profile if they ship neither GTK nor qt as part of their > standard install. > > Current 3.2 libraries are listed here: > https://www.linux-foundation.org/navigator/browse/library.php?changever=3.2&changearch=1 > > Based on this definition of the CGL profile being a strict subset of > LSB 3.2, any application that was certified to the LSB CGL 3.2 profile > would also be certified to LSB 3.2. > Now that I reread this, shouldn't it be the other way around? I mean, if you are LSB 3.2 certified for sure you are CGL, but if you are CGL then by definition you do not fulfill LSB 3.2 requirements.... -- Carlos Manuel Duclos Vergara carlos.duclos at trolltech.com QA Team Lead