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Fred Grott

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SCO Group's Trademark Case-Destroyed Posted: Aug 27, 2003 4:10 AM
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Well its tiem for SCO Group to post a real case and its evidence or shut the hell up. Techworld.com has a summary analysis of SCO Group's case IBM debunked by OSI. Read it carefully, it gives you the answers to whetehr or not you should buy a false Linux license from SCO Group. The full OSI debunking of SCO Group's case is here.

Remember folks, discovery in this case has not occurred as of yet and according to IBM's previous history concenring cases liek this it would have occurred by now if IBM thought there was any truth to any evidence that SCO Group hinted at. Why spend millions on discovery if the case is a flimflam and will be thrown out?

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