SUSE Requests Arbitration with SCO 155
rm69990 writes "In response to SCO's amended complaint against Novell alleging copyright infringement, Novell subsidiary SUSE has requested from the International Chamber of Commerce that SCO be barred from asserting copyright over SUSE Linux due to the UnitedLinux agreement between Caldera, SUSE, Connectiva and Turbolinux. This agreement requires that SCO arbitrate with SUSE instead of filing claims, removes the copyright from any work SCO produced while in UnitedLinux, gives SUSE sublicensing rights to SCO's copyrights, and constitutes an SCO commitment that any code released under an OSS license in UnitedLinux remain Open Source. Novell has filed a motion to stay SCO's claims against Novell until the outcome of this arbitration. So now it looks like Linux users are protected both through the APA between Novell and SCO, but the UnitedLinux agreement as well."
Where's that.... (Score:4, Funny)
Re:Where's that.... (Score:5, Funny)
it's sco's intellectual property. cowboy neal is working on a reverse engineer of it, though.
I dont see it (Score:1, Funny)
UL (Score:5, Funny)
Yahoo! It's Darl... (Score:5, Funny)
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Re:Who are the REAL pros here? (Score:3, Funny)
Yes.
I know what GPL means (Score:3, Funny)
Microsoft did bad things to you? (Score:2, Funny)
GPL v4.0 (Score:3, Funny)
"...Furthermore, since software wants to be completely free and unfettered, it should not be subject to the legal process. Any disputes concerning software licensed under this agreeement shall be decided by a CodeWars competition. Best 2 of 3. And it must be a GPL'd implementation of CodeWars..."
Novell hired the APA? (Score:2, Funny)