VNUnet: SCO Lines Up UK-Based Targets

"SCO today extended its 'Intellectual Property [IP] License for Linux' worldwide and warned that it expects to take legal action for breach of copyright against UK-based companies.

"In addition to the run-time licence--starting immediately and costing $699 per server in the US--SCO is to offer an annual licence for $149.

"Chris Sontag, SCO senior vice president and general manager of its SCOsource division, said the licensing scheme was a much safer route to take, and lower in cost, than the indemnification schemes from Hewlett Packard and Novell..."

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