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SCO Taking Linux Discussion To Japan

Posted by simoniker on from the son-of-godzilla dept.

levin writes "EETimes is carrying a new story about our good friend Darl McBride, CEO of SCO. His latest escapades include a trip to Japan in response to the CE Linux Forum initiative undertaken by several big-name Japanese tech firms such as Sony and Toshiba. He's putting his famous tainted code dog-and-pony show on parade, trying to influence some of the major CELF founders."

6 of 463 comments (clear)

  1. Re:Does anyone out there still use SCO Unix? by carpe_noctem · · Score: 5, Funny

    Yeah, I use SCO as my server platform, and WinXP for my desktop. I'm a /. rebel, baby!

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  2. We are done with SCO. by bazik · · Score: 5, Funny

    We had two Compaq Proliant servers at work, running SCO Unix. We reinstalled them with Linux three weeks ago and sent back all SCO CD's, handbooks etc. to SCO with a little note that we dont want to use Software from a Company which can't write good code and sues those who can.

    Curious why we didn't receive a response yet ;)

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  3. In a related story by AtariAmarok · · Score: 5, Funny

    (AP) In a related story, SCO took its fight against Linux to Antarctica. Little is known of the results, except that there are rumors of significant reductions in the penguin population."

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  4. Re:Does anyone out there still use SCO Unix? by Jeremy+Erwin · · Score: 5, Funny

    Just finished converting my home's systems from Debian to OpenServer. Cost me a bundle, but I figure it's important to support organizations that defend IP rights.

  5. Darl must be suicidal by Andy+Dodd · · Score: 5, Funny

    Isn't it enough to piss off one 800 pound gorilla?

    Now he goes poking another eight of them with a stick.

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  6. Re:What is a "Central Module"? by Fly · · Score: 5, Funny

    I think he meant "typos" like src, dest, byte, sprinf, and char. I mean, some of those aren't even words, dude.

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