Story: SCO sets up Linux-licence shop
Posted by: Chris Rankin (Tuesday 24 February 2004, 9:03 AM)
Everyone already has a license from SCO which covers all code to which SCO might hold copyright, and it's called the GPL.
And don't forget that SCO's ownership of the System V copyrights is being disputed by Novell anyway.
Finally, the court-case against IBM is no longer about System V code at all. Further details (as always) can be found on www.groklaw.net.
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Story: SCO sets up Linux-licence shop
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Novell says it has the copyright. SCO itself says... Andrew Cannon -
Everyone already has a license from SCO which cove... Chris Rankin -
The SCO Group is effectively scamming Linux Users... David Mohring
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Why does ZDNet keep giving such prominence to SCO'... Tony Blair
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Companies would have to be really dum to order a l... Mal
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I'm setting up my own Linux and for that matter Wi... Marc
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Buy LindowsOS and get cheap exemption it makes bet... Anonymous
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