[ Thanks to Steven J.
Vaughan-Nichols for this link. ]
“OK, so we all knew that the chances of SCO winning its case
against IBM, concerning Unix code being placed in Linux, were
somewhere between zero and none. SCO has never been able to
publicly show any evidence for it, and some of their recent
attempts to find it through 11th-hour subpoenas of Oracle Corp.,
Intel Corp., and The Open Group Inc. (an open-standards group that
holds the Unix trademark) have come to nothing…”
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