“SCO’s latest filing in its legal battle against Novell appears
to lend credence to Novell’s claim that the transfer of Unix to SCO
was not comprehensive.“SCO is in the midst of a suit against Novell, claiming the
company’s public claims of ownership of Unix assets has hurt its
business. Yet in the latest documents to be filed, SCO admits that
because it was unable to raise enough money to buy Unix outright, a
compromise was agreed…”
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