Re: Possible GPL Violation of Linux in Amstrad's E3 Videophone

Jeff V. Merkey
2004-10-07T22:32:23Z

>If you want to spend god alone knows how many hours tracking down
>who wrote what and nuking the relevant bits, that's your time to throw
>away. If you want the same featureset a little faster however, I
>believe SCO are still selling Openserver licenses.
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> Dave
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We would spend the time or remove the code. OpenServer??? Gag?? Puke??
According to Carl "Mad Dog" McBride Linux is already his "product" (What a
joke). OpenServer is not Linux.

If I receive a confirmation from A) Linus or B) Alan then we will profer
a license agreement for everyone to review and sign off on via PGP
secure email.
We will worry about who is no longer available. We need the core folks
whose names
appear as the original author in the master header of each file to sign
off. They will need to
certify which files are theirs and send a confirmation.

This can be done, and if there is a process in place, others can come
and give money as well.
It's time ALL YOU GUYS got rewarded for your hard work, and not just
those who
positioned themselves to get fat stock options and IPO preffered stock
for .com stock market
Google style IPO scams. It can happen.

Jeff