SCO Group Hires Boies After All

pitr256 writes "So it seems the SCO Group has decided to hire infamous Anti-Microsoft lawyer David Boies after all. This comes upon reversal of the SCO Group statement according to Chief Executive Darl McBride of having not engaged Mr. Boies to take legal action against our fellow Linux vendors. Now, CNet News is reporting that not only is SCO Group investigating the Linux vendors but that it is also going to investigate Windows, Mac OS X, and the BSD derivatives. So if your technology can't win on price and performance, break out the lawyers and sue everyone. Does anyone else see this as the end of SCO (Caldera) like I do? I certainly will never use anything from them ever again."

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Re:ridiculous

[mark_lybarger]

they do?

right, is this in the same manner that they understand the t.v. remote control. for some reason most view commercial time as an open invitation to flap their gums and not an opportunity to speed through the other 99 worthless channels on the tube...

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Re:System V init

[siskbc]

Slackware does not use the SysV init, though it has a compatibility program available.

Reason #69 for using Slackware: telling those SCO lawyer maggots to take their lawsuits and shove 'em up their asses!

I can't wait -- bring 'em on!

Re:Well, good

[pitr256]

I didn't know SCO nee Caldera OpenLinux Server is considered warez. Yoinks!

Someone better alert www.linuxiso.org that they're promoting piracy. Alert the BSA!

Good thing I removed OpenLinux from my servers and switched to Debian. Is this one warez also?

Thanks for the heads up...