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A Rose by Any Other Name--Is It Still the Same?

Aug 27, 2002  By Jeff Gerhardt
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Reaction to the Caldera/The SCO Group announcement at GeoFORUM, Part 1.
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Re: A Rose by Any Other Name--Is It Still the Same?

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Submitted by Anonymous on Thu, 09/05/2002 - 02:00.

So, SCO is back? But what's changed since the name dissolved into Caldera? Rapidly expanding markets for proprietary UNIX? Hardly. And are the issues that beset SCO any less severe now than they were? Not likely.

SCO may have a profitable niche, but this rebranding and posturing hardly marks the glorious return of Big UNIX.

-- The Badger

Re: A Rose by Any Other Name--Is It Still the Same?

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Submitted by erat (not verified) on Wed, 08/28/2002 - 02:00.

Thank you, kind sir, for presenting this information in an even, unbiased fashion. I can only hope others in the Linux community read this and think for a minute before reacting negatively. The name change really was the right thing to do...

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