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CNET News: Unix's War on Linux
Mar 29, 2003, 02 :30 UTC (7 Talkback[s]) (10478 reads)

(Other stories by Charles Cooper)

"Earlier this month, SCO Group sued IBM for allegedly misappropriating SCO's Unix technology and then building it into Linux. The lawyers want to project an image of a small company's valiant battle to protect its own intellectual property against an unscrupulous bully. The reality is more complex.

"Even though SCO desperately wants to avoid turning this into debate over the merits of opposing models for software development, the lawsuit filed against IBM looks more like a stalking-horse for a deeper struggle between proprietary and open-source software. Here's why..."

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I was looking through some marketing mat ...   I blew the dust off some old marketing material an   
Nicholas Donovan
Mar 29, 2003, 03:47:13
 
True it does, but I thought their point  ...   Re: I blew the dust off some old marketing materia   
Nic
Mar 29, 2003, 13:38:31
 
Things seem to be well mixed in this cas ...   I don't get the case...   
phil
Mar 29, 2003, 22:59:46
 
Erm hello, since when has support for 32 ...   Re: I don't get the case...   
Nic
Mar 30, 2003, 22:25:30
 
That is correct. At the time of the merg ...   Re: I blew the dust off some old marketing materia   
Andrew Grygus
Mar 31, 2003, 03:00:26
 
Flame away, its snowing here and we can  ...   Re: Re: I don't get the case...   
phil
Mar 31, 2003, 14:23:03
 
Why does SCO's features/benefits pag ...   Re: Re: I don't get the case...   
C. Whitman
Mar 31, 2003, 18:40:40
 
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