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Novell Releases SCO Letters
cyxs writes "Here is Novell's page with letters that have been sent back and forth between Novell and SCO. Very interesting read."
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Darl claims that Novell released the letters to them, and sues Novell for copyright violation.
Dear SCO,
Fuck you, your wives, and your bastard kids.
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After the slashdotting novell receives today, they will know for sure that they have slashdot behind them 100% in the drawing, hanging and quartering of SCO.
Sue Goodwill does anybody else find that a funny name given the circumstances?
None of the Novell letters to Darl start with "Dear Mush-For-Brains;".
One line blog. I hear that they're called Twitters now.
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Already did. You're next, penguin boy.
Love, Darl
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Darl: Linux stole our stuff!
Novell: Where's your proof?
Darl: They did it, I saw 'em!
Novell: Where, show me...
Darl: It's over there!
[Novell turns around while Darl bolts out of the room]
I don't have time to read them now because I'm working
You're weird.. if I wasn't at work, I wouldn't even be here...
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One of the lessons of history is that nothing is often a good thing to do and always a clever thing to say. -- Will Durant
...Novell should publicly revoke SCO's licene to Unix.
Holy shit, that would be interesting... and funny.
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IMHO, of course.
May the SOURCE be with you.
"Hell IBM could produce a 5year old child that could write header file..."
And his name is Linux?
If the second half of that quote rolls off your tongue that easily, then I think you've been in IT management longer than engineering.
Dewey, what part of this looks like authorities should be involved?
I'd like to know how SCO can possibly claim others have infringed on their intellectual property when they've clearly shown that they have absolutely no intellect.
You know what they should do is make a Unix Like operation system without using any of the Unix code and just freely release it under the GNU then we shouldnt have these problems any more... Oh Wait... Never mind.
If something is so important that you feel the need to post it on the internet... It probably isn't that important.
It all boils down to this:
SCO:We own you.
Novell: OMG STFU nUb
You are sheilded from loosing basic assets
What if you are walking past and some of these loosed assets fly toward you. I imagine a flying fridge could take your eye out!
There are places where the networks are not touching,and there are places where they are-Boeing's Lori Gunter
Tricksey penguinses . . . we told you they were false. They stole it from us . . . They stole it and we wants it back. Gollum, gollum.
-B
That licence... ... I don't think it means what you think it means.
Maybe we deserve this world ?
Ladies and gentlemen, today I would like to show you exactly what I mean. For Exhibit A, I would like to show the contents of /etc/hosts where you will clearly see our IP:
Exhibit B, the output of traceroute, where you clearly see that this 127.0.0.1 is SCO's IP, ZERO hops from our main...If you *really* want a chuckle, go to SCO's web site under "Jobs". The *only* software engineer job listed requires skills in .NET!!
How's that for understanding where their head is at?
Gerry
You forgot to ask for money.
Free Software: Like love, it grows best when given away.