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SCO Complaint Filed -- Including Code Samples

Posted by timothy on from the all-over-the-board dept.

btempleton writes "The folks at Groklaw have posted a story including a preliminary copy of Caldera/SCO's amended complaint, including lines of code they allege were improperly included in Linux. The PDF can be found at this story The file lists unix filenames with line numbers and filenames and line numbers from the Linux 2.2 and 2.4 kernels, so folks can now go into real depth."

3 of 663 comments (clear)

  1. Hello, fraud squad? by leonbrooks · · Score: 2, Redundant

    Either way.. goodbye, case!

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  2. damn.. by kidlinux · · Score: 0, Redundant

    I initially read that headline as

    "SCO Complaint Failed -- Including Code Samples"

    I guess I'm looking just a little further ahead ;) That woulda been pretty sweet though.

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  3. Court trancsript... by Jonboy+X · · Score: 1, Redundant

    Official court transcript, as transcribed by an IM-addled 14-year-old script kiddie:

    IBM: WTF?
    SCO: All ur L1nux r b3long 2 us!
    IBM: No f'n way!
    SCO: Hearz the sh*t.
    IBM: No way, d00dz. That code iz old-skool.
    Jugde: SC0, 6et the fsck outta hear!

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