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Don't do business with a Canopy companyDon't do business with a Canopy companyPosted Aug 13, 2003 20:11 UTC (Wed) by erat (guest, #21)In reply to: Don't do business with a Canopy company by erat Parent article: SCO vs. the Linux world…what's a Linux user to do? (ZDNet) Here I go, replying to my reply. SCO transfered some of its Volution product IP to Center7, and as part of the deal they entered into an agreement to OEM the products and provide sales and marketing for them. A chunk of the profits from sales that originated from SCO went to Center7. The first sentence is not typical of an OEM agreement. I was off base there. The rest is pretty standard stuff. You can get more press releases to scour by looking into the birth of "Volution Technologies, Inc.", a short lived joint venture between SCO and Center7 that ended up being absorbed into Center7. I'm sure SCO's web site has press releases describing this stuff.
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