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VNUnet: SGI's Code Changes Aren't Enough, Says SCO

Oct 03, 2003, 19:00 (33 Talkback[s])
(Other stories by Peter Williams)

[ Thanks to David for this link. ]

"The SCO Group has insisted that changes made by Silicon Graphics (SGI) to some of its Unix code will not be enough to prevent termination of SGI's Unix licence.

"SCO plans to revoke SGI's Unix licence even though the latter claims to have removed all potentially offending code from its XFS journalling file system, now in Linux. But this does not go far enough, SCO has told vnunet.com.

"The licence is due to be terminated on 14 October, two months after a warning letter was sent to SGI complaining that it had allowed code to be transferred from SCO's Unix System V into Linux..."

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