> En gros, ils ne visent pas le kernel Linux en lui meme mais des bouts de codes "en péripherie".
Attention, il se réserve le droit d'attaquer Linux plus tard., Je cite la page 2 de l'article :
MozillaQuest Magazine: The Linux kernel and GNU/Linux people with whom I have discussed the Caldera v IBM matter say that:
(a) As far as they know there is no proprietary SCO-owned code in the Linux kernel or in the GNU/Linux operating system, is this correct?
Chris Sontag: We're not commenting on this yet at this point.
(b) If you and/or SCO would let them know what code in the Linux kernel and/or the GNU/Linux operating system is proprietary SCO-owned code, not in the public domain, they would remove that code immediately from the Linux kernel and/or the GNU/Linux operating system. If there is proprietary SCO-owned code in either the Linux kernel and/or GNU/Linux, are you and/or SCO willing to say what that code is so that the Linux kernel and/or GNU/Linux operating system people can remove that code from the Linux Kernel and/or the GNU/Linux distribution?
Chris Sontag: We're not commenting on this yet.
Concernant Linux, il disent simplement qu'ils s'abstienne de commentaire _pour l'instant_.
Le pire est encore à venir et je les soupconne, à l'image des Editions Albert René, d'attaquer Linus car le nom "Linux" est trop proche du nom "UNIX" dont il ont racheté les droits ya plusieurs années...
[^] # Re: SCO-Caldera attaque RedHat et SuSe
Posté par Christophe Merlet (site web personnel) . En réponse à la dépêche SCO-Caldera attaque RedHat et SuSe. Évalué à 9.
Attention, il se réserve le droit d'attaquer Linux plus tard., Je cite la page 2 de l'article :
MozillaQuest Magazine: The Linux kernel and GNU/Linux people with whom I have discussed the Caldera v IBM matter say that:
(a) As far as they know there is no proprietary SCO-owned code in the Linux kernel or in the GNU/Linux operating system, is this correct?
Chris Sontag: We're not commenting on this yet at this point.
(b) If you and/or SCO would let them know what code in the Linux kernel and/or the GNU/Linux operating system is proprietary SCO-owned code, not in the public domain, they would remove that code immediately from the Linux kernel and/or the GNU/Linux operating system. If there is proprietary SCO-owned code in either the Linux kernel and/or GNU/Linux, are you and/or SCO willing to say what that code is so that the Linux kernel and/or GNU/Linux operating system people can remove that code from the Linux Kernel and/or the GNU/Linux distribution?
Chris Sontag: We're not commenting on this yet.
Concernant Linux, il disent simplement qu'ils s'abstienne de commentaire _pour l'instant_.
Le pire est encore à venir et je les soupconne, à l'image des Editions Albert René, d'attaquer Linus car le nom "Linux" est trop proche du nom "UNIX" dont il ont racheté les droits ya plusieurs années...