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SCO readies new Linux licensing program (InfoWorld)SCO readies new Linux licensing program (InfoWorld)Posted Jul 21, 2003 5:45 UTC (Mon) by ekj (subscriber, #1524)In reply to: SCO readies new Linux licensing program (InfoWorld) by edvac Parent article: SCO readies new Linux licensing program (InfoWorld) You don't need to go that far back at all. Infact I downloaded a kernel, complete with COPYING-file containing the GPL and sourcecode for the entire thing from ftp.caldera.com on the 15th of may 2003, long after SCO started this present nonsense.
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SCO readies new Linux licensing program (InfoWorld) Posted Jul 21, 2003 6:28 UTC (Mon) by error27 (subscriber, #8346) [Link] Heck, you can still download it if you want.ftp://ftp.sco.com/pub/updates/OpenLinux/3.1.1/Workstation/current/RPMS Regular old kernels, with the same md5sums as the ones Suse distributes.
SCO readies new Linux licensing program (InfoWorld) Posted Jul 21, 2003 14:09 UTC (Mon) by dbhost (guest, #3461) [Link] <SARCASM>Hmmm. SO what you are saying is that SCO is still distributing what they claim to have closed license of, under terms and conditions of the GNU / GPL? What a surprise! </SARCASM>
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