It's 2009 and SCO are maintaining the Linux rage - what the?

Jan 13, 2009, 03:03 (2 Talkback[s])
(Other stories by David M Williams)

"Judge Kimball administratively closed the SCO v. IBM case -- the one which began it all -- on 21st September, 2007, because of the SCO bankruptcy filing.

"The key word here is "administratively." As it so happens, this does not mean the case is closed but rather all action is stayed until SCO emerges from bankruptcy proceedings.

"If SCO were to pick itself up, the SCO v. IBM case is able to resume from where it left off, according to reputable legal FOSS site Groklaw.

"Fast forward to January 2009. Guess what's happened?"

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