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Mandrake, Borland join Gnome group

Linux distribution provider MandrakeSoft and software maker Borland Corp. (inpr) (formerly Inprise) have announced plans to join the Gnome Foundation, an open-source-basedconsortium aiming to further develop the popular desktop for Linux.
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Linux distribution provider MandrakeSoft and software maker Borland Corp. (inpr) (formerly Inprise) have announced plans to join the Gnome Foundation, an open-source-based consortium aiming to further develop the popular desktop for Linux. Both companies are joining the Gnome Foundation Advisory Board, which includes IBM Corp. (ibm), Hewlett-Packard Co. (hwp), and Red Hat Inc. (rhat). Both companies will still continue to support the alternative to GNOME, KDE 2.0. -- Robert Lemos, ZDNet News.

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