Bob Stockler wrote:
> Recent news indicates that SCO is not dead, or even on its death bed.

The SCO Group may be not dead (yet), but they are hardly anything else
than a *zombie*, and a quite pathetic one.

> As being a user, seller and supporter of SCO products since SCO Xenix,
> I've gotten tired of all the anti-SCO nay-sayers posting here.

Santa Cruz Operation was great. The SCO Group is a spawn of Satan. It
will be dealt with accordingly.

> Who knows how it will eventually turn out, but if it causes the Anti-SCO
> nay-sayers to shut up for a while it will be a welcome relief.

It will give extra time for The SCO Group to come to realize the
UnixWare kernel they put into their OpenServer 6.0 product is Novell's
intelectual property, and that as they only bought distribution rights
to such property, now they own royalties to Novell for every copy sold
of OpenServer 6.0.

Good move! Can we call this to go fishing and end up been trapped in the
very hook? Hell, yeah!

Santa Cruz Operation was paying royalties to Microsoft in the past for
many years for their use of Xenix. Now, The SCO Group, if they have any
future left, will be paying royalties to Novell for MANY years to come.

What a TOTAL screw up!!