“The parties in SCO v. IBM have finally actually agreed on
something. That seemed worth a headline in and of itself. They’ve
reached an agreement on what documents to unseal, and there are a
lot of them. Here’s SCO’s Notice of Unsealing. An easy way to
figure out what the documents are is to go to our IBM Timeline page
and match the docket numbers and dates.“Among the documents that will be unsealed are Exhibits S1, S2,
S3, S5 and S7 to the Declaration of Jeremy Evans, which we just
wrote about over the weekend…”
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