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SuSE Feels Safe Despite SCO Legal Threat Joint development agreement between Linux sellers SCO and SuSE protects SuSE from any legal action, SuSE says. [ZDNet UK] SuSE Sheltered by SCO Pact Agreement with SCO protects Linux seller SuSE from legal action from SCO accusation that Unix software is copied in Linux; has joint development agreement with appropriate cross-licensing arrangements. [CNET News.com] SuSE CEO on SCO Suit, UnitedLinux and More Interview with Nuremberg, Germany firm's CEO, Richard Seibt, who helped lead creation of UnitedLinux group. [SearchEnterpriseLinux.com] SCO Plans to Stay in UnitedLinux, Despite IP Beef SCO tries to move on, despite heated intellectual property (IP) battle with IBM, to remain a consortium member, according to Thor Christianson, SCO director of ISV/IHV relations. [LinuxPlanet] Conectiva Rejects SCO-Caldera's Linux-Related Allegations UnitedLinux member Conectiva's Gordon Ho discusses SCO source intellectual property (IP) issues, SCO-Caldera suit against IBM over Unix, Linux issues. Conectiva is a Linux provider, so SCO allegations include them. [MozillaQuest] |
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