You know SCO doing this puts the whole Linux project at risk because why would I company want to use something that might be stolen or have the chance of being sued for? I would think that would jepordize their position in the unix community as well causing more companies to go to windows based servers... this is stupid as hell, what the hell are they thinking.
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You know SCO doing this puts the whole Linux project at risk because why would I company want to use something that might be stolen or have the chance of being sued for? I would think that would jepordize their position in the unix community as well causing more companies to go to windows based servers... this is stupid as hell, what the hell are they thinking.