[SCO] at least create a precedent that illegally copying code will not go unchallenged
Can you point to any evidence that code got copied, much less illegally copied? Because SCO never could, at least not in court filings. That utter lack of evidence pretty much convinces me that you're so wrong, that your blog entry isn't even false.
Linux was an unstable P.O.S. back in the 90's - Did you even use Linux back then? My own personal experience says completely otherwise. Especially if you compare Linux in 1997 with Windows 95 and whatever Windows NT was current. By 2002, not only was Linux rock-solid, it ran faster than Windows on identical hardware.
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[SCO] at least create a precedent that illegally copying code will not go unchallenged
Can you point to any evidence that code got copied, much less illegally copied? Because SCO never could, at least not in court filings. That utter lack of evidence pretty much convinces me that you're so wrong, that your blog entry isn't even false.
Linux was an unstable P.O.S. back in the 90's - Did you even use Linux back then? My own personal experience says completely otherwise. Especially if you compare Linux in 1997 with Windows 95 and whatever Windows NT was current. By 2002, not only was Linux rock-solid, it ran faster than Windows on identical hardware.
Beat it, troll.