Jeff Liebermann wrote:

> The real question (from my warped perspective) is whether the courts
> will enforce the *INTENT* of the Project Monterey contract. It is
> obvious to even the most die hard Linux fanatic, that it was not
SCO's
> intent to just hand the UW7 source code to IBM, and have IBM deliver
> zilch. I've asked practicing attorneys what the court might do. All
> have said, toss a coin.


Can't be, Jeff. All the evidence from GrokLaw says that SCO has no
case and can't possibly win. Further, such eminent legal authorities
as our own FyRE have repeatedly ridiculed any suggestion that anything
other than a loss is possible.

You must be lying. Obviously you must be one of those immoral SCO
resellers we've been warned about.

Seiously, as you noted in other posts, SCO should have stuck to this
and hammered the hell out of it in PR. Dragging Linux and all the
other crap into it was dumb, dumb, dumb. If they had left it at this,
they might have even had a good percentage of Linux folk sympathetic to
to their argument.

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Tony Lawrence