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SCO Awarded UNIX Copyright Regs, McBride Interview

Posted by Hemos on from the it-drags-on-and-on-and-on dept.

Prizm writes "It seems that SCO is continuing to build up its case for world domination, as today it was awarded U.S. copyright registrations for UNIX System V source code by the U.S. Copyright Office. Shares are up 20%, Novell is nowhere to be found, and SCO is releasing binary, run-only Linux licensing. You can read all about it over in their press release." C|Net is also running an interview with McBride.

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  1. Re:It's important now, to act. by tdemark · · Score: 2, Redundant

    Please post the address of your AP and legal departments. I would like to notify them that there are parts of Unixware for which I am the rightful owner and that, unless they license from me, I may sue them.

    I can't tell you what part of Unixware is in violation, but, trust me, there are significant portions that come from code that I have written.

    Don't believe me? Understandable.

    Now, replace "I" with "SCO" and "Unixware" with "Linux".

    - Tony