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Novell retained certain rights to UNIX, specifically the right to wiave on SCO behalf - which they did for IBM. Thus, Novell used their UNIX rights to waive SCO's claim on the UNIX source code in Linux for IBM on SCO's behalf.

Kinda puts a damper on SCO's lawsuit, having your claim waived on your behalf...
Posted by: Dave P.   Posted on: 11/04/03 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use
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So is SCO going to sue Novell?  ghetyei | 11/04/03
So what does Novell know?  George Mitchell | 11/04/03
You are missing something...  Dave P. | 11/04/03
Not So  stephensp | 11/04/03
Novell did a Linux deal with MS in 94  Nigel Johnstone | 11/04/03
Uh, No.  Dave P. | 11/04/03
No it was definitely Linux  Nigel Johnstone | 11/05/03
I think it was Corel, not Novell.  gath | 11/05/03
Check for refs to Ray Noorda/Caldera/Novell  mgfitch@... | 11/05/03
Hypothesis  jfalknor | 11/07/03
If Novell is all Linux, will Celerant...  mlindl | 11/04/03
Go Tux Go !!! . . . . And say goodbye to SCO  Plain Logic | 11/04/03
Brought to us by Dr. Seuss! :o)  Damon K | 11/04/03
My theory  Michael Kelly | 11/04/03
Good Theory  Harry Bardal | 11/04/03
.NET? Where?  IT_User | 11/05/03
Novell is ridiculously overpriced!  NT Admin | 11/05/03
You are absolutely correct.  Michael Kelly | 11/05/03
Since when?  Dave P. | 11/05/03
interesting!  blahblahblah | 11/05/03
And you would be wrong...  Dave P. | 11/05/03
But I am not  NT Admin | 11/05/03
The author is confused.  No_Ax_to_Grind | 11/05/03
Try again...  mylo@... | 11/05/03
lol  blahblahblah | 11/05/03
That's a mighty big axe you're grinding  TtfnJohn | 11/11/03

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