Title: | SCO invokes RIAA in Linux jihad |
URL: | http://www.theregister.co.uk/content/archive/30710.html |
author: | Andrew Orlowski |
date: | 2003-05-15 |
aid: | 698 |
"SCO's actions may prove unpopular with those who wish to advance or otherwise benefit from Linux as a free software system for use in enterprise applications," wrote SCO CEO McBride. "However, our property and contract rights are important and valuable; not only to us, but to every individual and every company whose livelihood depends on the continued viability of intellectual and intangible property rights in a digital age."-- Darl McBride, 2003-05-15
"It's history that can't be erased. They've foregone any royalty because they promised that their distributions would be without a royalty. So there's no royalty upside," he told us.-- Bruce Perens, 2003-05-15