Linux Standard Base (LSB)

The Linux Standard Base (LSB) is a set of agreed-upon standards designed to ensure compatibility and consistency across different Linux distributions. It specifies common components, features, and behaviors, so software developed for one Linux system can run smoothly on others without needing extensive modifications. Essentially, LSB helps create a unified environment, making it easier for developers to create software that works reliably on various Linux versions, benefiting both users and developers by reducing fragmentation and improving software portability.