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What SCO wants...



On Wed, 18 Jun 2003 16:18:29 -0400
nmeyers at javalinux.net wrote:

> Their bottom line: all the righteous whining in the world won't change
> the fact that Caldera/SCO Group is using a strategy that has worked
> very well for them. One of their past victims was the Evil Empire
> itself, which settled with Caldera after Caldera obtained rights to "a
> decrepit version of the DOS operating system" and sued Microsoft for
> infringement.
Not to reiterate what Bill said, but "a decrepit version of the DOS
operating system" is probably not the correct term. DR-DOS was written
by Digital Research. It was a much more stable version of DOS, and was
reentrant long before Windows 3.0 came out. Interestingly enough,
Caldera was making more money from DR-DOS than they were making from
Linux. 
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