Novell today announced its' soon-to-ship SUSE LINUX 9.1 conforms to the Free
Standards Group's LSB' Runtime Environment for IA32 product standard, demonstrating
adherence' to the community-developed standard for Linux-based systems.
Linux Standard Base (LSB), a workgroup of the Free Standards Group,'
standardizes the core functionality of Linux and the suite of GNU tools,'
giving Linux distributions and Linux-based applications the opportunity'
to reach a wider market, while allowing application developers to'
concentrate on increased functionality. LSB was developed through the'
collaboration of community developers, Linux distribution companies,'
independent software vendors (ISVs) and system vendors.
As an active member of the LSB, Novell's SUSE LINUX business unit meets'
business customers' demands for standardized, technical open source'
software features. Standardization considerably simplifies the'
compatibility efforts of independent software and hardware vendors, and'
the availability of standardized, quality-assured IT solutions assures'
customers both stability and future interoperability while encouraging'
the further adoption of SUSE LINUX in the enterprise.
Additional information on LSB certifications can be found at' http://www.opengroup.org/lsb/cert.
For more on Novell's Linux' strategy and offerings, visit http://www.novell.com/linux.
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