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Fun with SCOFun with SCOPosted May 22, 2003 15:49 UTC (Thu) by tjc (guest, #137)In reply to: Fun with SCO by torsten Parent article: Fun with SCO Caldera was once a player in the Linux distribution market, but they never kept up with features and development very well. But they did. OpenLinux 1.3 was one of the first distros to ship KDE 1.0 (fond memories here: this is when I replaced Windows 95 with Linux as my primary OS) and OpenLinux 2.2 had one of the first graphical installers (Lizard I think). They always held back on using cutting-edge versions of glibc, gcc, etc. though. They didn't do well in the retail channel because of their focus on VARs. But I doubt that they'll be missed much by anyone.
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