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News Penguin Peace Reportedly Settles over the Two Koreas
How Christmas-y! Nudged, it would appear, by China - well, at least it's doing something
By: Linux News Desk
Dec. 9, 2007 07:15 PM
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How Christmas-y! Nudged, it would appear, by China - well, at least it's doing something - the English-language Korean trade press reports that North and South Korea agreed last week at a conference in China to develop a single version of Linux tentatively called Hana Linux and set standards. (We figure from the Internet that Hana must mean "one.") They're also gonna work on OpenOffice. They're supposed to set up a tripartite Special Duties Committee and work up a detailed plan complete with expert working groups.
