I don't think this is any reason to be weary of the LSB, and I don't
think that very many people will be. Official (?) certification will
only be important for some commercial folks, who need to claim
certification for marketing or strategic reasons. For them, the expense
will not be significant. For everyone else, someone is going to write
some python script that will test 99.9% of the certification, and that
will be perfectly adequate.

My 2c

Michael Lauzon wrote:
>         Well, see...everyone is now wary of the LSB,
>         why should we have to pay money to be
>         certified, when you go to see if your web site
>         conforms to the newest HTML you don't have to
>         pay money to the W3C to test or use their
>         compliance logo; so what makes the LSB so
>         different?!
>
>
>         Michael Lauzon
>         Founder & Lead Project Manager
>         InceptionOS Project
>         http://www.sf.net/projects/maxlinux/
>         [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
>
>
>
>
>         ---- Begin Original Message ----
>
>         From: Mark Constable <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>         Sent: Fri, 16 Aug 2002 17:13:58 +1000
>         To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>         Subject: Re: Question About Becoming LSB
>         Certified..?!
>
>
>         On Friday 16 August 2002 16:38, Wichmann, Mats
>         D wrote:
>          > ...
>          > The certification logo is just a step
>         further, designed
>          > to give confidence to those folks that need
>         the extra
>          > reassurance of an independent impartial audit
>         of the
>          > compliance claims. That extra step consts
>         some money
>          > to achieve.
>
>         As in "how much" ?
>
>         So does that mean "you guys" will control
>         whether any particular
>         distro is LSB compliant or not and unless
>         participants pay some
>         amount of money they can never be offically
>         sanctioned as a truly
>         LSB compliant system ?
>
>         --markc
>
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