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| OSDL and the Linux desktop: The road ahead |
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At LinuxWorld San Francisco, the OSDL held a panel discussion talking about the current state of Linux on the desktop. The group discussed successful deployments, technology weaknesses and other issues. John Cherry, initiative manager for Desktop Linux at the non-profit, Linux user and developer support group, Open Source Development Labs (OSDL), spoke with SearchOpenSource.com to discuss OSDL developments and the progress of the Portland Project's beta release of its programming interfaces for the GNOME and KDE environments.
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