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...and if SCO is right...?...and if SCO is right...?Posted May 20, 2003 12:56 UTC (Tue) by Cato (subscriber, #7643)In reply to: ...and if SCO is right...? by llywrch Parent article: ...and if SCO is right...? Unix has changed ownership a few times since AT&T owned it - first Novell, then the original SCO, and now the new SCO (originally called Caldera). I would guess that all Unix licenses have been updated to account for each change of ownership, so the jurisdiction issue is unlikely to help. Of course, I'm not a lawyer...
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...and if SCO is right...? Posted Jun 7, 2003 1:12 UTC (Sat) by mcbridematt (guest, #10302) [Link] And what if Unix code is in NetWare? Novell might be saying something, but in a careful manner so SCO doesn't think Unix code is in NetWare.
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