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The challenge of buying a license from SCOThe challenge of buying a license from SCOPosted Sep 7, 2003 14:24 UTC (Sun) by gups (guest, #14053)Parent article: The challenge of buying a license from SCO
It was real suspect when SCO announced they actually sold a couple of licenses, but refused to name the licesees. It's pretty clear they just made it up for PR reasons. So, I think if you're stupid enough to fall for SCO's scam and purchase a license, I bet they will hold a big press conference and let the world know that you're their third valued customer.
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The challenge of buying a license from SCO Posted Sep 8, 2003 15:19 UTC (Mon) by zonker (guest, #7867) [Link] I doubt they've made it up. They probably do have a few people who have paid them something for a license, probably just to help "the cause" and make SCO look good. I'd like to know who their customers are, though -- I would bet a decent steak dinner that at least one of the customers is in some way connected to Canopy.
The challenge of buying a license from SCO Posted Sep 9, 2003 16:26 UTC (Tue) by cpm (guest, #3554) [Link] I don't agree. They probably sold a couple of licenses. A coupleas in two. MicroSoft and Sun.
Don't diss Sun, man. Posted Feb 8, 2004 11:02 UTC (Sun) by MarsupialKiwi (guest, #19299) [Link] Sun are fighting the good fight dude - Don't mention them in the same noun phrase as Microsoft like that
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