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TomYager-InofWorld-One Felk over the Cuckoos Nest Posted: Dec 16, 2006 6:58 AM
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TomYager's article in InfoWorld about Novell doing a pact with MS because of the SCO stuff is a bit far fetched. Why?

Well, according ot the financial structure of both Novell and SCO they were until recently actually sibling companies of the Canopy Group. The TSCO lawsuit was started hen both Novell and SCO were under the Canopy Group umbrella of companies.

The actual story maybe less interesting..

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