http://www.internetnews.com/dev-news/article.php/2238331

July 22, 2003
Linux Community Doubts SCO Claims
By Linux Today Staff
And how is the Linux community at large handling SCO Group's latest claims
that the Linux kernel versions 2.4.x and later copied its copyrighted Unix
code?
According to a report on Linux Today, open-source advocates are dubious
because they say SCO has yet to the link between Linux and Unix in a court
of law.
"IBM is not aware of any Unix System V Code in Linux. SCO needs to openly
show this code before anyone can assess their claim. SCO seems to be
asking customers to pay for a license based on allegations, not facts,"
said Trink Guarino, Director of IBM Media Relations.
Joseph Eckert, SuSE's VP of Corporate Communications, couldn't agree more:
"SCO still needs to prove the copyright infringements at least once--don't
they?"
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