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posted by scubacuda
on Thursday August 07, @10:39AM
from the backatcha dept.
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News.com & /.: In a 45-page document filed late Wednesday, IBM argues that because SCO distributed a version of Linux under the GPL, it can't claim that Linux software is proprietary. IBM also argues that SCO software violates four IBM patents and that the company interfered with IBM's business by saying it had terminated IBM's right to ship a Unix product, AIX. IBM is seeking unspecified monetary damages and an injunction stopping SCO from shipping its software. UPDATE: a copy of the counterclaim/answer (1.3 Mb PDF) is now online courtesy of Gnuheter and Greplaw.
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