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| The CGL workgroup has two main functions. First, interface with network equipment providers and carriers to gather requirements and produce specifications that Linux distribution vendors can implement. Second, to take unimplemented requirements and foster development projects that will meet these requirements and assist in their upstream integration. | The CGL workgroup has two main functions. First, interface with network equipment providers and carriers to gather requirements and produce specifications that Linux distribution vendors can implement. Second, to take unimplemented requirements and foster development projects that will meet these requirements and assist in their upstream integration. | ||
| - | [[:cgl:upstream|The Linux Community (Upstream)]] [[:cgl:documentation-strategy|Documentation Strategy]] [[:cgl:requirements-gathering|Requirements Gathering]] [[:cgl:governance|Governance]] | + | [[:cgl:upstream|The Linux Community (Upstream)]] |
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| **Registered Distributions**\\ | **Registered Distributions**\\ | ||
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