Re: [newbie] ARTICLE: The SCO UNIX Lawsuit (from Windows & .NET Magazine)

2003-06-11 Thread John Richard Smith
Frankie wrote: Something else you might want to consider its possible that this has been planned years ago.. SCO could have done it themselves, slowly, patch by patch.. not directly of course... they may have had this planed with microsnot long ago. rgds Franki -Original Message- From:

RE: [newbie] ARTICLE: The SCO UNIX Lawsuit (from Windows & .NET Magazine)

2003-06-11 Thread Stephen Kuhn
On Wed, 2003-06-11 at 23:03, Jonathan Shilling wrote: > h. > I could have swore that the courts had decided that too much of the code in > Unix could be attributed to others, and that very little remained of what > AT&T had originally developed, but I could very well be wrong. I also > tho

RE: [newbie] ARTICLE: The SCO UNIX Lawsuit (from Windows & .NET Magazine)

2003-06-11 Thread Jonathan Shilling
Interesting to note that SCO states the code stolen is from sys V. If I rememeber correctly system V could only run on a single processor system, and that much of its code was stolen from Berkley and FreeBSD. Anyone else care to look back to the case where one of the previous owners of the Unix s