Re: [FYI] SCO plant Linux-Lizenzen fuer Anwender

["Axel H Horns" <axel.h.horns@gmx.net>]

On 23 Jul 2003, at 13:19, Axel H Horns wrote:

> Die SCO-Leute haetten theoretisch natuerlich das ganze auch so 
> aufziehen koennen, wie das unter vernuenftigen Leuten ueblich ist,
> naemlich erstmal praezise Sachverhaltsangaben und darauf aufbauende
> konkrete Forderungen nennen. Aber dann haetten sie nur 10% der
> Publicity und 0,01% des FUD-Effektes gehabt. Also hat man es offenbar
> vorgezogen, das Pferd von hinten aufzuzaeumen ...


Dazu:

http://www.theregister.co.uk/content/4/31938.html

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Delay Linux apps, look at Windows, Unix, says Gartner

By John Lettice  

Posted: 24/07/2003 at 10:44 GMT  

O'Really from Cash'n'Carrion SCO's legal threats have prompted 
Gartner Group to recommend that companies delay deployment of 
critical Linux applications, determine "whether Unix or Windows will 
provide functions equivalent to those of Linux deployments", and take 
a "go-slow" approach to Linux in high-value or mission-critical 
production systems.  

"Instead," says Gartner, "keep pursuing your Unix and Windows 
strategies." Gartner had previously expressed reservations on SCO's 
case, but recommended customers minimise Linux in complex, mission-
critical systems "until the merits of SCO's claims or any resulting 
judgments become clear." Its latest opinions therefore represent     
something of an escalation.  

[...]

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