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Does BSD now belong to SCO?Does BSD now belong to SCO?Posted Jul 21, 2003 17:45 UTC (Mon) by ctg (subscriber, #3459)Parent article: SCO offers UnixWare licenses for Linux This is my understanding of today's disturbing events: After the BSDI/UCB v. AT&T lawsuit it was sort of found that most of the System V stuff was more/as much BSD than AT&T. That AT&T didn't have the copyright; and BSD was liberally copied into their sources. Has this decision now been overturned, and all the BSD code copied into System V been assigned to SCO? And this is turn means that now BSD is a copy of System V rather than the other way round. So any BSD code in Linux is now System V code in Linux?
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