“The SCO Group Inc. earlier this month announced that it would
file at least one lawsuit against a large corporate Linux user
within the next 90 days as part of its effort to expand its legal
war with Linux and its business supporters. This week, according to
a LinuxWorld report, Lindon, Utah-based SCO picked its target:
Google, the world’s largest search engine company.“The report, based on a single anonymous source, sparked
considerable discussion among Linux and open-source
supporters…”
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