That is assuming that money could make me WANT to use Windows.  
Personally, I prefer other operating systems regardless of cost.
Also, Dan mentioned entrapment because of SCO's refusal to reveal which 
code is stolen.  I believe that another article someone posted hit the 
nail on the head.  It is extortion based on fraud.
The other thing that I wonder about is how one determines which linux 
computers or embedded devices are using stolen code.  Since the kernel 
is modular, it is quite possible that many computers or devices do not 
use (or even contain) the portion(s) of the kernel that SCO claims is 
stolen, as long as they don't have random kernel sources lying around, 
right?  But of course they don't mention that.  They just say that it's 
$32 across the board for embedded, $199 for a single CPU license, etc.
What a load of BS.

On Wednesday, August 6, 2003, at 01:07  PM, Joseph wrote:
>
> Another interesting item on the web site is the IP license cost. You
> might as well use windows, the single user desktop license cost $199
>
--
Justin Kremer
<kremer at ringworld.org>


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