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The challenge of buying a license from SCOThe challenge of buying a license from SCOPosted Sep 5, 2003 21:26 UTC (Fri) by s_cargo (guest, #10473)Parent article: The challenge of buying a license from SCO
for two weeks my business was probably using copyrighted software without a licenseEven in satire, I think we should avoid contributing to a common misconception that GNU/Linux is somehow NOT copyrighted nor licensed. It is very much copyrighted and is covered by a license.
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The challenge of buying a license from SCO Posted Sep 6, 2003 6:05 UTC (Sat) by ErichTheWebGuy (guest, #14875) [Link] Yeah, agreed. I have run into a few newbies that are under the impression that they can do whatever they want to with it since there "is no license" and "I *own* it, right? I mean I got the code and everything..."
The challenge of buying a license from SCO Posted Sep 6, 2003 8:31 UTC (Sat) by namaseit (guest, #13940) [Link] Whoa, i smell a troll.
The challenge of buying a license from SCO Posted Sep 6, 2003 8:33 UTC (Sat) by namaseit (guest, #13940) [Link] Oh nm, i misunderstood your saying. I was looking at it from the perception thatyou were agreeing with SCO. :-)
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