The general legal answer is that if the assets were not dealt with either privately (e.g., assignment to a creditor in satisfaction, or claimed by a creditor as part of a secured transaction), or publicly (e.g, bankruptcy, assignment for the benefit of creditors), it passed to the stockholders of the company, subject to the claims of creditors, i.e., actually owned by the stockholders but always open to some legal proceeding by a real creditor. From there, who knows; e.g., there might be a difference depending on whether it was a public or a private company. Suffice it to say that no one on this list working with the information at hand can give any advice that you would want to stake your life on.
I started with a free slack download, and except
for a cheapbytes freebsd cd, very cheap, I have
never paid anything else. I have always downloaded
debian. On the other hand, I have purchased a
number of computers, all of which had some flavor
of windows, thus, I have paid much more for
windows. I bet my experience is pretty typical.
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The general legal answer is that if the assets were not dealt with either privately (e.g., assignment to a creditor in satisfaction, or claimed by a creditor as part of a secured transaction), or publicly (e.g, bankruptcy, assignment for the benefit of creditors), it passed to the stockholders of the company, subject to the claims of creditors, i.e., actually owned by the stockholders but always open to some legal proceeding by a real creditor. From there, who knows; e.g., there might be a difference depending on whether it was a public or a private company. Suffice it to say that no one on this list working with the information at hand can give any advice that you would want to stake your life on.
Actually, this article would be better if it were funny at all.
I started with a free slack download, and except
for a cheapbytes freebsd cd, very cheap, I have
never paid anything else. I have always downloaded
debian. On the other hand, I have purchased a
number of computers, all of which had some flavor
of windows, thus, I have paid much more for
windows. I bet my experience is pretty typical.