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Linux & Open Source Header D-Day Arrives for SCO

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eWeek; By Steven J. Vaughan Nichols 		Mail this story
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After more than two and a half years, SCO must finally turn over to the U.S. District Court in Utah any proof it has that there's Unix code in Linux.

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AnonymousCoward ·
It is said to contain allegations of 293 cases of "misuse" of code which SCOX allegedly has a controlling interest in. I'm sure that at least 100 of them will concern the use of the variable name "i" as an iterator in a for() or while() loop after SCOX's long-established style. Meanwhile, keeping a straight face is becoming ever more difficult.

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