OSDL Signs Up Xandros To Accelerate Adoption Of Desktop Linux
Open Source Development Labs (OSDL) and Xandros, provider of easy-to-use Linux alternatives to Windows desktop and server products, announced that Xandros is joining the Labs to help drive the adoption of desktop Linux. Xandros will participate in OSDL's Desktop Linux (DTL) working group with a specific focus on advancing standards-based usability and consistency.
"Desktop Linux still has some hurdles to overcome but momentum, interest and market opportunities are starting to intersect," said Stuart Cohen, CEO of OSDL. "Xandros brings another level of understanding of the opportunities and requirements for desktop Linux, which will lead to increased adoption of Linux and new revenues for Linux vendors -- especially in regions outside the U.S."
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