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The two major groups dedicated to the advancement of Linux, the Open Source Development Labs and Free Standards Group, have merged into one group called The Linux Foundation.
Intel, one of the founding platinum members of the Linux Foundation, has released a statement:
The formation of the Linux Foundation is a natural evolution of OSDL and the FSG and reflects the maturity of Linux, said Doug Fisher, Intel vice president and general manager of the companys System Software Division. Bringing together the expertise and best practices from each organization will further raise the level on which Linux will serve customer needs moving forward.
The Linux Foundation, which continues to sponsor the work of Linux creator Linus Torvalds, employs a shared resources strategy -- much like open source development itself -- to collaborate on platform development while enhancing the Linux market for end users, the community, developers and industry.
Intel, one of the founding platinum members of the Linux Foundation, has released a statement:
The formation of the Linux Foundation is a natural evolution of OSDL and the FSG and reflects the maturity of Linux, said Doug Fisher, Intel vice president and general manager of the companys System Software Division. Bringing together the expertise and best practices from each organization will further raise the level on which Linux will serve customer needs moving forward.