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'Failing' SCO sees Linux licence revenue plunge

Posted by tadelste on · 4 comments
ZDNet; By Graeme Wearden 		Mail this story
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Under a much-lambasted licensing programme, SCO has been offering a licence to companies who use Linux, saying that it will protect from action by its legal department. But very few companies have acquiesced to what many see as a groundless threat and this programme, called SCO Source, brought in revenues of just US$32,000 during the quarter, compared to SCO's overall legal costs of US$3.1m.

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Comments (4)

mvermeer ·
...everybody else who would like to see the list of licensees :-)
richo123 ·
Yeah let me guess only one:

The Microsoft Linux "lab"

tadelste Story submitter ·
And Sun don't forget.

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