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Groklaw: SCO Asserts Its Rights to Almost Nothing

Nov 14, 2005, 23:30 (0 Talkback[s])

"SCOG's accusations that IBM has made infringing contributions to the Linux 2.7 codebase make perfect sense to me.

"SCOG's contribution to the Unix codebase have, in fact been little more than Nothing. The Linux 2.7 Codebase, on the other hand consists of Precisely Nothing--or a little bit less than what SCOG has contributed to the Unix Codebase..."

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