Linux chief calls for FAT-free Microsoft diet - Register

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Free whitepaper – Replicate sales success Microsoft and TomTom might have settled over patents, but that's not stopped one Linux advocate from calling on manufacturers to adopt a "FAT-free diet".

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Jim Zemlin, Linux Foundation executive director, has said those who implement File Allocation Table should undertake a wholesale review and strip a technology from their products that he said "stinks". Earlier Zemlin had blogged his Foundation would assist those interested in removing FAT from their products. More details are set to emerge a Foundation summit next week in San Francisco, California.

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