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SGI Compares Linux & System V Source Code

Posted by simoniker on from the one-of-these-things-is-not-like-the-other dept.

mrgoatCEO writes "It seems SGI has finished up their test comparing SCO's Unix System V code and that of the Linux Kernel, according to ITWorld. SGI found that any similarities between the systems (amounting to only about 200 lines of code) have been removed in Linux Kernel 2.4.22, and added that the similarities were 'trivial in amount.'" This follows moves by SCO to terminate SGI's Unix license.

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  1. *gasp* by Nykon · · Score: 2, Redundant

    No suprise here. We all know that SCO is on a witch hunt, the question that still confuses me is WHY?

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