ServerWatch: Enterprise Unix Roundup — SCO Tries Salesmanship

"Back in April, SCO got some unwelcome news: One of its biggest investors wanted to pull out, citing the company's lack of attention to intellectual property litigation, and the combative profile of its executive team.

"We'll admit to finding SCO's initial response encouraging: 'Unix is our core business, and I don't see that changing,' said spokesman Blake Stowell.

"We were heartened because as much as we enjoy watching a good legal cat fight, litigation fatigue was beginning to set in. SCO standing up to an investor and refusing to become some sort of perpetual lawsuit engine said something good about the company..."

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