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Why did they choose GPL? And you should have
considered the GPL, its importance to the community, and considered what paying
royalties means in that context.
If there is anything that speaks to the real
purpose of this litigation, I'd say the carelessness is it. I know Microsoft isn't
looking for friendship.
Let's share it together. I'm having a hard time
buying that argument.
The execution was outstanding, in a jujitsu kind of
terrible way.
Explain that to your shareholders.
And stop trying to put a patent tax on Linux, so
you or some surrogate gets a cut.
Like they're not already.
That is a no no, so she ruled that the evidence
that wasn't on the table with sufficient specificity, as ordered, by the discovery
cutoff deadline could not be used by SCO. When he told the reseller, the man
informed him that the computer had been used in Bell Labs and it happened
frequently that their computers would show up with Unix code still on
them.
That is a no no, so she ruled that the evidence
that wasn't on the table with sufficient specificity, as ordered, by the discovery
cutoff deadline could not be used by SCO.
A truly great day, indeed.
If IBM wins first, clearly that helps Novell's
case.
You can't ask for royalties on GPL code. He is
reviewing the actual agreement. In closing, we wish to be extremely clear that
Novell is committed to protecting, preserving and promoting freedom for free and
open source software. org, which was given no protection. However, option vesting
will accelerate upon a change in control of the Company and upon the declaration by
the Board of the payment of a dividend to the common stockholders of the Company.
And we hope you will fix this. There are other issues too.
A few developers may not care much about the GPL,
but most care very much.
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