Talk:Linux Standard Base
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So, is LSB part of IEEE POSIX / SUS or is LSB competely separate from IEEE POSIX / SUS ? If a programmer states that he works with IEEE POSIX / SUS systems, would that include Linux too or would he have to add that he has experience with LSB systems apart from IEEE POSIX / SUS ?
- LSB includes by reference the Single Unix Specification. The reverse is not true. Daniel Quinlan 13:39, Mar 26, 2005 (UTC)
It seems to me that starting the article with 'critisism' is somehow wrong. Critisism is better off being down below, since otherwise it'll make it all look a lot worse. Just my two cents....
- Roy Sigurd Karlsbakk 21:10, Sept 17, 2006
I removed a passage that was copied verbatim from here. I couldn't find any evidence that it was released under the GFDL. PuerExMachina 20:46, 11 March 2007 (UTC)
