A federal judge ruled the copyrights to the Unix operating system belong to Novell, not SCO, after years of aggressive litigation by SCO.
Faced with what many believe is the imminent demise of their lawsuit against IBM over Linux code, SCO Group may be pursuing a 'scorched earth' strategy where they can drag the true identity of Groklaw's Pamela Jones into public knowledge.
The last time I saw a SCO 3.2v4.2 system was the summer of 2004, but another peeked out of the bushes this week.
If you visit SCO's website (yeah, I know, why would you?) soon enough, you may see SCO's new Scamp logo: an evil looking bulldog grinning at you across folded arms.
The long legal feud between IBM and SCO over alleged infringement of source code owned by SCO took a dramatic step in its discovery phase.
The SCO Group announced availability of the MySQL Network for SCO OpenServer 6 at the National Retail Federation Show on Monday. This will allow their customers and channel partners to benefit from high performance, low-cost, easy-to-manage solutions platform.
IBM has agreed to drop its patent infringement countersuit against SCO, an action that should help move the case along toward a resolution.
The disclosure of a 2002 email demonstrates its investigation of Linux source code found no infringement.
SCO shares went down after the company said it faces potential delisting from the Nasdaq SmallCap Market.
I doubt I'll see too many more of these, but I had a call from someone with a crashed SCO 3.2v4.2 system.
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