Hi Bruce,
>Actually, until recently you could only be POSIX compliant by paying
>a lot of money. You paid for copies of the standard, you paid for
>validation software, and you paid for a POSIX compliance lab to certify
>you. So it was a way for the well-funded commercial Linux projects to
>differ
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Gith)
> Is the Debian distribution going to push for POSIX conformity?
Yes, because it just got easy and cheap.
> I may be missing something here, ( I'm still a relative newbie
> to Linux ) but what is the importance of it? After viewing the
> Linux-FT web pages, the onl
Is the Debian distribution going to push for POSIX conformity?
I may be missing something here, ( I'm still a relative newbie
to Linux ) but what is the importance of it? After viewing the
Linux-FT web pages, the only good thing I can see about a Posix
certification is the right to go around patti
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