SuSE updates desktop, corporate Linux

other sources: also point out a clause in the contract that says that the cluase is null and void if SCO ever comes under new ownership or ceases to exist. Just because the current company is called SCO, it's still really Caldera, that bought SCO and assumed the name, so they are not the original SCO and that contract is void.; Posted by: ryusen Posted on: 11/24/03 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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other sources ryusen | 11/24/03

Non compete document NTrant | 11/25/03

They are not competing bidemytime | 11/25/03

Linux is NOT Unix davescafe | 11/25/03

courts ryusen | 11/25/03

Not exactly Dave P. | 11/25/03

That's kinda funny... Michael Kelly | 11/25/03

I'd like to try this, but... BitTwiddler | 11/25/03

Desktop Linux IT_User | 11/26/03

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