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Hundreds of lines?Hundreds of lines?Posted May 31, 2003 4:32 UTC (Sat) by rjamestaylor (guest, #339)In reply to: Hundreds of lines? by dmomara Parent article: SCO's conference call
UNIX is a regestered trademark of the Open Group in the United States and other countries. Linux is a registered trademark of Linus Torvalds, a really nice guy.
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Hundreds of lines? Posted May 31, 2003 8:44 UTC (Sat) by zutman (guest, #5077) [Link] Senator Cato was probably the first person in historywho used a signature. Z. -- Ceterum censeo SCO delenda est.
Hundreds of lines? Posted May 31, 2003 13:54 UTC (Sat) by dmomara (guest, #11454) [Link] I've slept and may be a little more coherent now...Coherent,,,hehheh,,,get it?,,,Coherent,,,nevermind. My crystal ball is clouded and I'm certainly not a lawyer but I'll predict the following: 1.) If SCO is silly enough to pursue any claims against Novell they may think appropriate, they are most likely to learn that "you cannot _retain_ what you do not _have_." 2.) Any statements of the sort "shall _RE_tain exclusive ownership rights of the XXXX operating system, XXXWare, and all copyrights, patents and developments pertaining thereunto, etc.blahblahblah" will not be considered to indicate that they will _OB_tain anything else, or that anything else is to be conferred onto them. Can a battleship be sucked down in the vortex left by a sinking rowboat? I don't know. Inspite of the censorship marks, the following: (Obligatory .sig for the duration)
Delenda Posted Jun 1, 2003 9:44 UTC (Sun) by Cato (subscriber, #7643) [Link] Happy to oblige ... And I didn't just register this user ID, so consider it official!Richard
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