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New Survey Finds No Linux 'Chill' From SCO Suit

Posted by timothy on from the not-dignifying-their-question dept.

daddywonka writes "According to this article at internetnews.com, an upcoming survey from the Robert Frances Group shows that 'cost-savings and the General Public License, or GPL, are trumping any concerns about SCO Group's claim of copyright infringement within parts of Linux.' The survey only covers 15 companies. That doesn't seem very reassuring to me. Do any slashdotters have experience with their companies pulling the plug on Linux projects due to the SCO trial or is it business as usual?"

3 of 582 comments (clear)

  1. Re:No worries... by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 5, Funny
    they are able to make a convincing argument to management

    And that works on your planet? You people are alien!

  2. We use *BSD... by mattjb0010 · · Score: 5, Funny

    you insensitive clod! Yeah, I know SCO are talking about BSD now, thus proving they really are crazy.

  3. Business As Usual by Ed+Almos · · Score: 5, Funny

    Three AIX servers, thirty six Linux servers in two clusters, one happy team of system admins. If SCO ever come calling here they will be escorted from the building to the sound of our laughter.

    Ed

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    The more corrupt the state, the more numerous the laws. - Tacitus, 56-120 A.D.