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[World] SCO Wrap-up: Copyrights, Contracts, and Conference Calls
Submitted by Willy Smith on 7 June, 2003 - 12:56.
SCO seems to have copyrights but no patents:
SCO stands behind Linux clause
SCO 2nd Amendment Rebuffs Novell's copyright claim
Miscellaneous topics, still lots of unanswered questions:
Notes from the SCO conference call
Article from Heise on the SCO 'Digi-Soap' (German)
Babelfish version
Maybe next year we'll all be running BSD?
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Re: [World] SCO Wrap-up: Copyrights, Contracts, and Conference C
This is Great! A tie-in to Kylie Minogue's butt....kind of gives a new meaning to the "Open Source" concept!!
Seriously- if the artist took a publicly-available public image and/or song lyric,
( could " Nanananana..." be considered a lyric?)
and altered it, it IS an Open Source concept.
I do alot of that myself with computor art, generated from home photos.
Perhaps the problem is that it is a Registered Butt, not just anyones butt......???? I look forward to hearing more about this!
Re: [World] SCO Wrap-up: Copyrights, Contracts, and Conference C
I enjoyed the article from Brazil- "Freedom of knowledge..."
the grammar is a little weird on Babelfish, but it's great to be able to read this stuff .
I wonder if the industrialized nations (and Microsoft) have a clue how big this is going to get if South America takes on Open Source as a banner for their reformations? Most of the South American nations are "group" cultures - unlike the "individualistic" cultures of the U.S. and Germany (for example). So if one group adopts something, very often the rest go like dominos.