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CNET News: SCO Seeks to Buttress Case Against Big Blue

By Stephen Shankland

“The SCO Group has added a few snippets of detail to its claims
that Linux contains software inappropriately copied from Unix, but
a judge has put a limited hold on one of the company’s legal
attacks.

“The details appear in a declaration by SCO attorney John
Harrop, filed last week, that’s part of the Lindon, Utah-based
company’s breach-of-contract suit against IBM. The allegation that
Linux infringes on Unix copyrights is also at the heart of a
separate case against AutoZone that a judge on Monday partially
stayed…”


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