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    SCO: Final judgment!

    Groklaw - Stewart Rules: Novell Wins! CASE CLOSED!
    The door has slammed shut on the SCO litigation machine
    It seems Novell has prevailed over SCO, finally. I wonder how many millions/billions of dollars were wasted here. If IBM wanted to, they could sink the SCO ship into oblivion right now.
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    Good grief...
    I thought that case would be going on for the next decade!
    How do you think poor Darl took the news?
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    Quote Originally Posted by MikeTbob View Post
    Groklaw - Stewart Rules: Novell Wins! CASE CLOSED!

    It seems Novell has prevailed over SCO, finally. I wonder how many millions/billions of dollars were wasted here. If IBM wanted to, they could sink the SCO ship into oblivion right now.
    Well, I sure hope this fiasco is over for good, and that the door is closed super tightly because it seems that they always find a way to wiggle around it, over it, or under it each time that it gets closed. Now I hope that Linux fans won't ever have any problems with Novell down the road, now that they've won their case.
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    Quote Originally Posted by jayd512 View Post
    Good grief...
    I thought that case would be going on for the next decade!
    How do you think poor Darl took the news?
    HAHA, I'm sure he is petitioning the Supreme court as we speak. If there is a top 10 most hated by Linux users, I'm sure he'd be at or very near the top.

    Quote Originally Posted by ozar View Post
    Well, I sure hope this fiasco is over for good, and that the door is closed super tightly because it seems that they always find a way to wiggle around it, over it, or under it each time that it gets closed. Now I hope that Linux fans won't ever have any problems with Novell down the road, now that they've won their case.
    Agreed! One thing you can say about SCO, they are persistent and very conniving, I wouldn't put it past them to find another way to get their slimy foot into another door. I'd like to see IBM send the Nazgūl to put their boots on SCO's throat while they are gasping for air.
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    Quote Originally Posted by MikeTbob View Post
    I'd like to see IBM send the Nazgūl to put their boots on SCO's throat while they are gasping for air.
    ROFL!!!
    Best laugh I've had all day!

    The bad news is, I think the Nazgūl work for SCO!

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    Quote Originally Posted by jayd512 View Post
    ROFL!!!
    Best laugh I've had all day!

    The bad news is, I think the Nazgūl work for SCO!

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    HAHA, hey that's a good one Jay.
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    Quote Originally Posted by MikeTbob View Post
    I'd like to see IBM send the Nazgūl to put their boots on SCO's throat while they are gasping for air.
    Quote Originally Posted by jayd512 View Post
    ROFL!!!
    Best laugh I've had all day!

    The bad news is, I think the Nazgūl work for SCO!

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    That made me laugh even more than the ruling
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    So, apparently IBM v SCO will not proceed like I had hoped. I was reading Ars Technica and found a pretty cool article.
    SCOwned: no new trial, Novell can shut down IBM lawsuit
    In it, I quote this line.
    The ruling almost certainly means that SCO v. IBM will never go to trial. Without ownership of the UNIX copyrights, SCO has no legal standing to bring copyright and misuse of IP claims."The Court finds that Novell had the authority under Section 4.16(b) of the APA to direct SCO to waive its claims against these SVRX licensees, that Novell had the authority to waive such claims on SCO’s behalf, and that SCO was obligated to recognize such waivers," wrote the judge.
    It's probably in the first link I posted as well, but I guess the blood of SCO had me looking for the kill. Man, I want these guys gone so I can go back to worrying about the other Linux mortal enemy!

    BTW, I like the title of the ars article: SCOwned! That's awesome.
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    Quote Originally Posted by jayd512 View Post
    Good grief...
    I thought that case would be going on for the next decade!
    How do you think poor Darl took the news?
    Well, "Poor" Daryl was let go last year... and good riddance! It is largely because of him that SCO is going down the tubes. They were well-positioned to be a major player in the internet and cloud server business, but no, they had to antagonize every Unix/Linux developer out there.
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