So why is a company like Microsoft interested in licensing Unix from SCO? This article made the same connection I had made a when the deal happened; they simply wanted to hurt Linux. Unfortunately, they were not prepared for the fact that SCO is actually just an administrative agent for Novell who still own the copyrights
Now that is a very interesting development. This is stuff that "High-tech thrillers" are made of -- ;)
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