http://www.infoworld.com/article/03/09/26/HNibmclaim_1.html
IBM has escalated its legal counterattack on The SCO Group, filing new claims on Thursday in the U.S. District Court in Utah alleging that SCO has infringed IBM's copyright. ... SCO spokesman Blake Stowell disputed the idea that SCO could no longer distribute Linux. "We're the copyright holder for the core Unix operating system. If we want to charge someone a licensing fee for using our copyrighted software that's gone into Linux, then we have that prerogative," he said. "If we want to continue to distribute Linux to our existing customers, we can do that because we own the copyrights on that Unix software." I think SCO doesn't know it's copyright from its copyleft. :) Ok, that was bad. Gimme a break, it's Friday night and I'm still at work. Looking forward to seeing the GPL defended in court. This will be a history making moment for the free software movement! John Hebert
