SCO targets federal supercomputer users


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there pushing there luck, 2 federal companys? I wonder what the federal goverment thinks of this?

also it's rather ironic that the sco family of websites appears to be running LINUX acording to netcraft. :laugh:

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The court hasn't even decided if linux is using UNIX code yet.. how can they go about threatening consumers haha.. sounds like they are just crying now..

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also it's rather ironic that the sco family of websites appears to be running LINUX acording to netcraft.

well, not really, 'cuase according to them, they own part of it :p

Anyway, I'm just lucky SCO doesn't know about my own linux cluster... I did the math, and the licenses would cost me well over $1,000 dollars. :blink: :wacko:

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well, not really, 'cuase according to them, they own part of it  :p

Anyway, I'm just lucky SCO doesn't know about my own linux cluster... I did the math, and the licenses would cost  me well over $1,000 dollars.  :blink:  :wacko:

They have to use Linux for their servers because the Unix ones can't handle a little DOS attack. Go Unix!!!

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I'm just lucky SCO doesn't know about my own linux cluster... I did the math, and the licenses would cost me well over $1,000 dollars.

You'd actually pay if they asked you to? :huh:

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You'd actually pay if they asked you to? :huh:

I wouldn't...hey, what part of Maine are you from? I was born in Caribou.

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