In the escalating controversy that pits The SCO Group–owner of one of the original Unix operating systems–against Linux developers and distributors,
Microsoft has come down, predictably, on the side of SCO. Yet, overlooked in the stir created when Microsoft recently licensed SCO’s Unix for use in
some of its products is the fact that Microsoft itself has been easing restrictions on its own code.
Microsoft has come down, predictably, on the side of SCO. Yet, overlooked in the stir created when Microsoft recently licensed SCO’s Unix for use in
some of its products is the fact that Microsoft itself has been easing restrictions on its own code.
Link: informationweek.com
