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Excellent!! Let's hope this works out for the best. By the way, I was curious, does anyone on this list have an inkling as to exactly what portions of code were, <ahem> "stolen"? This story is intriguing. I'd also be curious to know what any RedHat folks on the list think about this. What are the potential ramifications if SCO gets their way?
Jeff - -- Jeff Bollinger, CISSP University of North Carolina IT Security Analyst 105 Abernethy Hall mailto: [EMAIL PROTECTED] dot edu
Jon Carnes wrote: | Novell never sold the copyright or patents to SCO! | http://slashdot.org | | SCO doesn't have a leg to stand on (except for contract disputes that | *only* apply to IBM). | | WaHoo! | |
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