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IT admins: SCO threats not stopping Linux projects
in court, several IT administrators in the United States and Europe recently told SearchEnterpriseLinux.com that they have no intention of delaying or halting Linux- and open source-related projects.
"My biggest concern has nothing to do with SCO. Rather, my biggest concern is converting a collection... More...
JBoss to indemnify app server customers
Bob Bickel, JBoss' vice president of corporate development and strategy, said the move brings the company's support program in line with that of commercial vendors, and is not necessarily a response to the SCO Group's $3 billion suit against IBM and the ensuing legal threats against the Linux and open... More...
When to mix proprietary code with Linux
against open source by large companies remains a real and viable threat, according to Bruce Perens, open source expert and evangelist.
Perens is series editor of Bruce Perens' Open Source Series (Prentice Hall PTR) and vice president of developer relations and policy initiatives at SourceLabs Inc... More... Related News
Dell will not pay licensing fee to SCO
Dell founder Michael Dell said his company is not and will not pay a Unix licensing fee to the SCO Group. Dell, who said at OracleWorld that his company is going full steam ahead with Linux and open source, said his...
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SuSE says it's safe from potential SCO legal action
SuSE Linux AG said the German Linux distributor is safe from any legal action stemming from SCO Group's billion-dollar intellectual property suit against IBM. SCO...
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LinuxWorld: Red Hat pads fund to fight SCO, files complaint
it pledged $1 million for a fund intended to help the open-source community fight any legal action by the SCO Group, which revealed licensing fees Linux users could pay SCO for System V as a way of avoiding legal action...
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