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VNUNet: ‘SCO’ Code Could Be Written Out of Linux

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“SCO Group’s attempts to ‘tax’ the Linux community for copyright
infringement are doomed to failure because developers will simply
rewrite the Linux kernel, analyst Butler Group has predicted.

“The analyst said that although a number of companies might pay
SCO once for the UnixWare licences it claims they need, such an
aggressive stance by SCO would not help it to sustain any long-term
business relationships…”

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