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SCO Code to be Protected in Closed Court

Posted by ryuzaki0 on from the no-shocker-here dept.

An anonymous reader writes "SCO public relations director Blake Stowell today said that the company had secured permission to present the code alleged to have found its way into Linux to a closed court. Once again SCO is refusing to tell Linux users just what code they claim is infringing on their IP rights, while still threatening to sue corporations running Linux."

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  1. I thought... by BlabberMouth · · Score: 0, Redundant

    that the UNIX code base was released to the public years ago. My guess is that maybe they think that if they act like what they have is worth something, eventually they can trick somebody into believing it and paying for it.