“You’ll never guess what oldSCO did in 1999. So I’ll tell you,
with links and graphics to prove I’m not making it up. On May 28,
1999, Santa Cruz announced that it was giving away UnixWare7 free
for personal, noncommercial use. Oh, and the world could use it for
open source development.“Hahahahaha. I guess oldSCO wasn’t planning on suing IBM in 2003
(through all eternity) over methods and concepts, huh…?”
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