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SCO selling Linux licenses online
February 23, 2004 The controversial software company quietly begins taking orders from companies that want to use Linux with its blessing. Meanwhile, SCO's main Web site is still offline due to MyDoom attacks.SCO identifies Linux licensee
March 1, 2004 EV1Servers.net signs a deal that will let it run thousands of Linux servers without facing legal consequences from SCO. Other licensees are keeping mum.SCO attacks keep coming back
December 15, 2003 More Internet attacks cut off access to the SCO Group's servers, as the Unix software company struggles to stop the hackers.Dell: No shelter against SCO suits
September 2, 2003 CEO Michael Dell says that despite his company's embrace of Linux on its servers, it won't be offering customers indemnification against lawsuits from the SCO Group.Open source: A nonproprietary world
September 13, 2003 Open-source software has underlying source code that may be freely seen, changed and redistributed--in sharp contrast with proprietary software from companies such as Microsoft or Oracle.Seeking 'certainty,' CEO signs SCO Linux license
March 2, 2004 The chief of Web site hosting company EV1Servers.net says it was important "to remove uncertainty and deliver stability and reliability to customers." But he also says the company is seeing some ne...SCO backs off Linux invoice plan
October 15, 2003 The SCO Group backpedals on a plan to send invoices to corporate users in order to prod them into buying licenses for their use of the open-source operating system.SCO's next target: SGI?
September 5, 2003 SCO Group, which has sued IBM for more than $3 billion for allegedly moving Unix code into Linux, may also have Silicon Graphics in its crosshairs.Sun may offer Java customers SCO relief
September 10, 2003 Sun Microsystems may add a provision to some of its Java licenses to protect consumers from Linux-related lawsuits filed by the SCO Group.Year in review: Linux under attack
December 19, 2003 Lawsuits, threats and conspiracy theories swirled across the open-source landscape as the Linux operating system gained new converts.Unisys gives Linux a second try
August 2, 2004 The longtime Microsoft partner will offer open-source software on its multiprocessor servers.Will Linux remain true to its roots?
August 30, 2003 Experts at Wharton examine whether the open-source operating system can truly remain open while simultaneously gaining acceptance in the corporate marketplace.An open-source letter
October 1, 2003 Former Novell executive Joe Firmage details the internal battles that led to the sale of the licensing rights for Unix to SCO and how that decision is now roiling the Linux market.Year in review: Linux on the hot seat
December 16, 2004 SCO fell out of the limelight, but its legal actions triggered efforts to wrestle with open-source intellectual-property issues.Caldera CEO mulls unified Unix/Linux
August 17, 2001 Ransom Love, chief executive of Caldera International, discusses the future of the open-source movement and his vision of a unified Unix/Linux platform.Asian trio in deal to replace Windows
September 2, 2003 The governments of China, Korea and Japan are reportedly closer to signing a deal to codevelop an open-source replacement for Microsoft's Windows operating system.Sun plans Linux software push
January 21, 2004 The company plans to expand its Linux software portfolio substantially over the coming year, including a version of its Java server software suite.IBM pushes Linux on Power processors
January 21, 2004 Big Blue puts more weight behind its effort to attract customers to Linux that runs on its own Power processors, an initiative that distinguishes IBM from its competitors in the server market.Linux inches up corporate IT priority list
October 10, 2003 Chief information officers of some major U.S. companies say more businesses are choosing the open-source operating system as they face pressure to reduce costs.Sun signs second Linux partnership
July 31, 2003 Sun Microsystems signs a deal to incorporate SuSE's version of the Linux operating system in its servers, the company's second step in moving beyond its own version of Linux.
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