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Bo wrote to Lawrence at 02:53 28 Dec: BS> Hello Lawrence. BS> 27 Dec 02 18:46, you wrote to John Donohue: LG> Prior to the Caldera purchase of SCO, and the concurrent growth of LG> freeBSDs and Linux on Intel, SCO OpenServer had about an 80% market LG> share. Caldera did a great job of tanking that market share. BS> BTW do you know who has the trademark UNIX? Is it Caledera or AT&T? Unless something has changed, the trademark is held by the Open Systems Foundation, not by any particular vendor/manufacturer. OSF established a set of criteria that must be met in order for a product to carry the name "Unix". I believe there's also a hefty licensing fee involved. One of those two reasons is why SCO changed their product name from "SCO Unix" to "SCO OpenServer". ---* Origin: lawrence{at}eforest.net | The Enchanted Forest (1:106/6018) SEEN-BY: 633/267 270 @PATH: 106/6018 140/1 106/2000 1 379/1 633/267 |
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