Posted by: Anonymous Coward
on August 08, 2004 05:04 AM
DaimlerChrysler, nine months after it was asked to by SCO Group, recertified its software with SCO. The suit was then deemed immaterial by the court and thrown out, but after DaimlerChrysler brought its software licenses up to date in an agreement with SCO. Look it up.
editingwhiz, iirc, is the handle for Chris the author. And the<nobr> <wbr></nobr>/cp has the initials of Chris the author of this story, and the quote above. How is it that you got the above so wrong? The sub-post correcting you got it right, you got it wrong. How is this possible? Don't you read the stories that others submit? Haven't you heard of Groklaw?
What you posted sounds very similar to spin put out by SCO after the case was thrown out. Is Newforge now putting out SCO's spin?
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How can you get this so wrong?
Posted by: Anonymous Coward on August 08, 2004 05:04 AMeditingwhiz, iirc, is the handle for Chris the author. And the<nobr> <wbr></nobr>/cp has the initials of Chris the author of this story, and the quote above. How is it that you got the above so wrong? The sub-post correcting you got it right, you got it wrong. How is this possible? Don't you read the stories that others submit? Haven't you heard of Groklaw?
What you posted sounds very similar to spin put out by SCO after the case was thrown out. Is Newforge now putting out SCO's spin?
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