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Comeback kids see a brighter future for The SCO Group

Posted by Scott_Ruecker on · 6 comments
Salt Lake Tribune; By Tom Harvey 		Mail this story
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Buoyed by a court ruling and prospects for new mobile phone products, The SCO Group says it is on track for a Phoenix-like rebirth. The company believes those two factors have finally given it the breathing room to emerge from bankruptcy and continue its traditional computer server business, as well as market promising new mobile products and pursue its high-profile legal battles over the millions of dollars it believes it is owed from users of Linux-based servers.

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Comments (6)

techiem2 ·
Would YOU buy a product from a company that has already sued its own customers once?
Bob_Robertson ·
We could make up a "Wanted" style poster with pictures of Darl, with the caption "Not Wanted - for suing his own customers"
tracyanne ·
Quoting:What's in a name? In 1995, Novell sold the Unix computer operating system to The Santa Cruz Operation. Santa Cruz sold Unix to Utah-based Caldera International in 2001. In 2003, Caldera International changed its name to The SCO Group.


Not according to Novel and not according to the courts.
tuxchick ·
There has to be some way big money behind this pipsqueak irritant of a so-called software company.
gus3 ·
@tc:

Check "The Canopy Group". I speculated five years ago that Microsoft had a hand in this. Sad to say, I was right.

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