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Wednesday, December 17, 2003

SCO Code to be Protected in Closed Court

SCO Code to be Protected in Closed Court

Posted by CmdrTaco on Tuesday December 16, @10:50AM
from the no-shocker-here dept.
An anonymous reader writes "SCO public relations director Blake Stowell today said that the company had secured permission to present the code alleged to have found its way into Linux to a closed court. Once again SCO is refusing to tell Linux users just what code they claim is infringing on their IP rights, while still threatening to sue corporations running Linux."

[Slashdot]

11:56:53 AM

Novell moving deeper into Linux. The software maker continues its move into the Linux market with the release of its first Linux-based desktop services package. [CNET News.com - Front Door]
11:54:11 AM

Welcome to the new UserLand Management Team. We issued a press release this morning announcing the new management team at UserLand.

"UserLand Software, Inc., a leading provider of weblog-based products and services for commercial, academic, and government organizations, today formally announced the appointment of a new executive management team. The new team officially took over corporate operations on November 4, 2003." [UserLand Product News]

11:52:58 AM

Cisco Moving Key Products To Linux. Network World's Phil Hochmuth reports that Cisco recently outlined its future and that it will include moving key-products such as CallManager IP PBX and Unity Unified Messaging software to Linux. [eWEEK Technology News]
11:51:17 AM

EMC Acquires Software Maker for $635 Million. The EMC Corporation took a significant step to broaden its business with the purchase of VMware for $635 million in cash. By Steve Lohr. [New York Times: Technology]
11:36:36 AM

Novell To Ship Nterprise Linux Services This Week (TechWeb). TechWeb - In what was viewed as the next step in Novell's goal to become a major Linux player, the vendor said Nterprise Linux Services 1.0 will ship Thursday. [Yahoo! News - Technology]
11:34:06 AM