SCO Offers Up The 'SCAMP' Stack
Robert wrote to mention a Computer Business Review Online article about SCO's newest marketing tactic. They're offering their OS as part of a 'SCAMP' stack, ala the more familiar LAMP setup. From the article: "The Lindon, Utah-based Unix vendor has included the open source Apache web server, MySQL database, and PHP and Perl programming languages with its SCO OpenServer operating system since the launch of OpenServer 6 in June 2005. It is now pitching the technologies as a SCAMP stack, placing it squarely up against the Linux-based LAMP stack. SCO claims that Linux contains Unix code donated to the open source operating system in violation of agreements between it and IBM Corp."
scamp1 Audio pronunciation of "scamp" ( P ) Pronunciation Key (skmp)
n.
1. A rogue; a rascal.
2. A mischievous youngster.
How appropriate. . .
From the OED:
scamp, n. A good-for-nothing, worthless person, a ne'er-do-well, 'waster'; a rascal. Also playfully as a mild term of reproof.
scamp, v. To do (work, a task, etc.) negligently or hurriedly.
This guy's the limit!
I was wondering what do you get when you subtract a p from SCAMP? SCAMP - P = SCAM oh its SCO's business model.
Aren't they taking a risk having SCAM in the name of any of their offerings?
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At least they got the 'SCAM' part right!