Or they'll go out of buisness sooner or later.
Look at their product line: it is obsolete! The features SCO's softwares offer are already present in open source alternatives.
Who buys SCO except companies that may switch for Windows 2003/Linux/BSD/OS X Server in the near future?
I don't think they can afford to loose other clients: their buisness model probably won't support it...
I can understand why they want to go after the biggest number of direct competitors... However, I do not approve this.
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Look at their product line: it is obsolete! The features SCO's softwares offer are already present in open source alternatives.
Who buys SCO except companies that may switch for Windows 2003/Linux/BSD/OS X Server in the near future?
I don't think they can afford to loose other clients: their buisness model probably won't support it...
I can understand why they want to go after the biggest number of direct competitors... However, I do not approve this.