>SCO is really a long way out on a shaky limb - betting the company doesn't begin to >describe it. I don't think there's a real issue for SCO users, since their installed base is about the only asset they have apart from the disputed IP and it will be sold off by the creditors to achieve the best return. Probably to Novell. Perhaps even before the action starts.<
What does SCO have to lose? It is playing totally with OPM. If it wins, executive mgmt gets paid handsomely. If they lose, it's off to some other company for an even bigger slice of the shareholders pie. WIN-WIN... for executive management. Michael A. Geiger
