Fred A. Miller wrote: > [email protected] wrote: >> James wrote: >> >>> and the only questions remaining are how and when SCO goes bust. >> >> >> Divide the amount of money that Microsoft has in it s"cash on hand >> account", by the costs of the law firms that SCO has, to find out how >> long that lawsuit will last. >> >> Since it appears that none of the relevant judges have decided to >> rule that SCO filed a frivolous lawsuit, and as such, should pay >> court costs, attorney fees for the parties it sued, and triple >> damages to the court, for the perjury that SCO has committed. > > Well, not yet, the judge hasn't ruled that. However, it certainly > isn't looking good for SCO, and I have a suspicion that it won't be > all that long that SCO is going to get it's wings clipped again > (Novell's looking for blood)and they won't be able to recover from it. :) Novell wants to buy and bury SCO. The presiding judge has to approve the purchase. This will free up a lot of development effort and stop the legal wrangling.
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