Messages in this thread | | | From | <> | Subject | Revealed root | Date | Thu, 1 Apr 2004 07:15:43 -0500 |
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One of our reporters has collected the testimony of a SCO secretary. The woman, Darlyn McBride, confessed the sad story of Linux lawsuit origin.
I was hired on Thursday 27 June 2002 [1] and since than I worked for our management creating short reports from technology and analysts websites. On Wednesday 22 January 2003 I delivered a report with a mispelling error inside. I was quoting an enterprise environment analysis that suggested to start "using Linux". Sadly I misplaced the first letter, so I wrote "suing Linux". Few hours later I discovered the error after the company announced [2] that has "estabilished SCOsource to License Unix Intellectual Property". I'm sorry if a little error is causing so many problems, but I'm sure that this situation will have a happy end.
[1] http://ir.sco.com/releases.cfm?Year=2002 [2] http://ir.sco.com/releases.cfm?Year=2003
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