Thursday, May 22, 2003|
Caldera vs. Microsoft Court Documents To Be Shredded
from the conspiracy-theory-much dept. Geste writes "As now being reported in this brief story and on my local (Seattle) NPR affiliate, 3 million court documents from Caldera's unfair competition suit against Microsoft are to be shredded in Utah. The timing relative to Microsoft's recent licensing of SCO Unix IP is undoubtedly a complete coincidence. " [Slashdot] 11:31:21 AM 
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Caldera vs. Microsoft Court Documents To Be Shredded
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WordPerfect Update Gets the Job Done - Corel Corp.'s WordPerfect Office 11.0 might not loosen Microsoft Corp.'s grip on the office productivity market, but eWEEK Labs' tests show the suite's latest enhancements make it a well-appointed, less expensive alternative for most organizations looking for the basics. Word Perfect stalwarts will find Version 11.0 a worthy upgrade, especially organizations that need to tap XML for processing large amounts of data. - Eweek 10:57:19 AM
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SCO quits German Linux group after it sought proof of Unix claims - Computerworld - The SCO Group Inc. has resigned its membership in a German Linux association after the group asked the company to provide more information about its recent claims that some of its Unix code has illegally made its way into Linux. SCO today said it resigned from LIVE Linux-Verband eV, a Dusseldorf-based association that promotes the interests of Linux users and software developers in Germany, after the group notified the company in a recent letter that it might revoke the membership of SCO's German subsidiary, SCO Group GmbH. 10:54:26 AM
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