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SCO CEO McBride Speaks Out On Novell, Finances, And Groklaw

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InformationWeek; By Paul McDougall
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"SCO CEO Darl McBride is not popular among many segments of the IT industry, thanks to his aggressive methods for defending his ownership rights to the Unix operating system. McBride on Aug. 28 sat down with InformationWeek editor-at-large Paul McDougall to discuss a broad range of topics relating to the company's legal battle against Novell, and what the future might hold for the company in light of its recent courtroom and financial setbacks."

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Ya gotta give him one thing: He sure is optimistic. (even if that optimism isn't based in the real world...)

As Darl might say:

"Some people see the glass as 99.9% empty. I prefer to see it as 0.1% full"
I enjoyed the story, from back in 2003 or so, Darl wrote about going to a Linux-fest of some sort, and "no one recognized me".

Not sure how to express what I got from that. He has a tremendous ego, or a death-wish. I'm pretty sure he didn't repeat the act any time after 2004.

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