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SCO and the 2.7 kernel



SCO's objection to Judge Wells' Discovery order asks the court to sanction 
IBM for not turning over documents concerning IBM's contribution to the 
Linux 2.7 kernel.
http://www.groklaw.net/

It will be interesting to see how IBM responds to this since there of not a 
2.7 kernel yet or in the works. 

What really has me dumbfounded is why Judge Wells hasn't thrown this whole 
suit out of court. 
The order essentially orders SCO to produce the code they think that IBM has 
infringed upon. It's kind of like a kids game: SCO accuses IBM of cheating, 
IBM says where did we cheat, SCO says you just did. But, they are accusing 
IBM of cheating in tomorrows game :-)

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Jerry Feldman <gaf at blu.org>
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