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UnitedLinux bears fruit at Comdex

...features such as management software. On Tuesday, the SCO Group will release SCO Linux 4 software, while SuSE will release SuSE Enterprise Linux (SLES) 8... Read more

18 November, 2002 by Stephen Shankland

SCO makes Linux grab for Microsoft e-mail

LinuxWorld: SCOoffice Mail Server will undercut Microsoft Exchange as a server for e-mail, calendars and contact lists Read more

22 January, 2003 by Stephen Shankland

SCO Linux lawsuits could hit users this year

The first lawsuit from SCO against companies using Linux could land sooner than expected, the company says - and will be independent of the $3bn IBM case Read more

26 November, 2003 by Matt Loney

Gartner warns firms over SCO Linux threats

The analyst company is advising its customers to minimise the open-source software in mission-critical systems until the dust settles in SCO's battle over Linux Read more

3 June, 2003 by Stephen Shankland

CA boss gets tough on rivals

And as for the whole SCO Linux thing, we need to get them all in the same room... Read more

14 July, 2003 by Will Sturgeon

Rupert Goodwins' Diary

...of being caught doing this are smaller than finding someone with a SCO Linux licence. The temptation to ladle ever more clever and non-standard... Read more

27 February, 2004

Novell defends SuSE deal against SCO charges

...core offerings," McBride was quoted as saying in a transcript provided by SCO. "Linux is a knockoff of Unix. There can't be a more... Read more

20 November, 2003 by Paul Festa

UK govt investigates Linux savings

...cost savings are often exaggerated. Because of the recent lawsuits filed by SCO, Linux could open up users to legal liability, some have said. Intellect... Read more

9 October, 2003 by Michael Kanellos

SCO's Linux licence will create backlash

...as certain features of the operating system are not used. According to SCO, Linux kernel 2.4 includes code that aids symmetric multiprocessing (SMP) scaling... Read more

25 July, 2003 by Munir Kotadia

CA rules out more acquisitions

...sales message". Other matters that Kumar spoke out on included the ongoing SCO Linux legal wrangling. He suggested a pragmatic solution to the problem. "We... Read more

14 July, 2003 by Will Sturgeon

SuSE, SCO bullish on profits

...easier for other computing companies. Through the arrangement, SuSE hired about 15 SCO Linux programmers and was paid for each copy of the software shipped... Read more

29 May, 2003 by Stephen Shankland

Who stole SCO's lollipop?

...good excuse. In the meantime, a lot of companies who have bought SCO Linux from none other than the new SCO Group in the understandable... Read more

15 May, 2003 by Matt Loney

Meta: It's ok to use Linux

...McIsaac said. SCO has also withdrawn from sale its own Linux distribution, SCO Linux, part of the UnitedLinux family of Linux distributions that also includes... Read more

15 May, 2003 by Fran Foo and Josh Mehlman

SCO Group unveils Linux for Itanium

...business, even though most of its sales come from its Unix products. SCO Linux Server 4.0 for Itanium chips includes remote management features, clustering... Read more

16 April, 2003 by Stephen Shankland

Unisys banks on Windows success

...Advanced Server, Windows Server 2003 Enterprise Edition, UnixWare 7.1.3 and SCO Linux Server 4. The 520, 530 and 540 models also can run... Read more

7 April, 2003 by Joe Wilcox

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