Now if they accepted the SCO license that means that they got their Linux servers re-licensed under a different license, right? Because you can't have 2 different licenses for the same piece of software AFAIK.
The problem isn't if you can pay for GPL software or not, because it isn't GPL software anymore. They have substituted one license with another.
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Now if they accepted the SCO license that means that they got their Linux servers re-licensed under a different license, right? Because you can't have 2 different licenses for the same piece of software AFAIK. The problem isn't if you can pay for GPL software or not, because it isn't GPL software anymore. They have substituted one license with another.