11 Sep
2003
11 Sep
'03
2:41 a.m.
On Wed, 10 Sep 2003, Norman Wilson wrote:
I don't see how any diffing we do will make any
difference
`in the battle against SCO.'
[snip]
Some ways that I can see it being a good thing to do:
If SCO holds up a piece of common code and the good guys have no
response, that is bad.
If SCO holds up a piece of common code and the good guys already know
that it actually came from BSD, and are prepared to demonstrate such,
that is good.
If SCO holds up a piece of common code and the good guys already know
that it was contributed to Linux by SCO/Caldera themselves, and are
prepared to demonstrate such, that is good.
If there is infringing code, it should be taken out of Linux as quickly
as possible.
Andru
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